Islamabad: Amid speculation of changes in leadership in Pakistan, Imran Khan State Prime Minister once again said that ‘fear of war between India and Pakistan – two nuclear power – will remain’ as long as the Kashmir problem is not resolved. In an interview to Geo TV, Imran Khan claimed that he knew India better than anyone else ‘because he had many friends in India.
“Until the problem of Kashmir was completed, the fear of the war between the two nuclear power would remain intact,” Imran Khan said. Pakistani leader Tehreek-e-Casaf (PTI) claimed that he had approached Prime Minister Narendra Modi as soon as he ruled in Islamabad.
“I told PM Narendra Modi if he took one step ahead, I would take two,” he told Geo TV. Repeating the claim that is often repeated, Imran Khan accuses that ‘India has fallen prey to the RSS’ ideology.
Pathankot, Pulwama, Kashmir: The reason behind Sour India-Pakistan tie The relationship between India and Pakistan crashed into the wall after the Pathankot 2016 attack and the next Pakistani terror activity in India, including the Pulwama attack on February 2020. Diplomatic bonds between the two neighbors hit Rockbottom even on the international platform when, on August 5, 2019, India decided to cancel article 370 and revoke the special status of your Jammair and Kashmir.