Nawaz, Shehbaz, Imran none interested in peace with India
The PML(N) recently declared that its supreme leader Nawaz Sharif will return ahead of the general elections.
Imran Khan who was kicked out of the office as the Prime Minister has recently made it clear that he is just not interested in peace or even peace talks with India. Earlier the current Prime Minister Shehbaz and his elder brother Nawaz, neither are interested in peace with India.
This is very clear from their Statement that the only way forward in relations with India is that Prime Minister Narendra Modi restores the special status of Kashmir.
Now firstly the above is blatant interference in the internal Affairs of India, Imagine Indians start demanding that talks will only be there in case Pakistan abolishes the present Constitution and introduce a new one which is approved and passed by the Indian Parliament.
In 2019, the duly elected Indian Parliament as a Sovereign revoked Article 370 of the Constitution which on temporary basis had been providing special status to the State of Jammu and Kashmir. The Parliament also decided to bifurcate the state into two Union Territories — Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh.
Now if some foreigner starts shouting that “India had revoked the special status for Kashmir. Now the only way forward in holding talks with India is first the Modi administration restores it,” then it s pure lunacy.Well this is what Khan told PTI on Tuesday evening while interacting with foreign media at his Lahore’s Zaman Park residence. The same has been harped by the Shariff brothers too.
It seems that now Govt of India too must tell all and sundry that only condition for talks with Pakistan is that their Parliament must revoke the Indian Independence Act of 1947 which had been passed by the British Parliament. Once it is done then Sind, Baluchistan, NWF provinces, West Punjab, Bahawalpur, Khairpur, Chitral, Swat, Amb, Phulra, Dil, Las Bela, Kalat, Makaran and Kharan, Hunza and Nagar ( both dependencies of Maharaja Hari Singh ) all can become independent once again and then merge with Pakistan again or with India, if they wish so or remain independent.
Will Pakistan agree to above, so how in the hell can they even think of ordering the Indian Parliament to do their bidding. No country on this earth singly or together can order India on any issue.
Next coming to the current chaos in Pakistan, on a question about rule of law, the Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf leader said, “There will be no future for Pakistan if there is no rule of law. Take India for example. It progressed because of rule of law.” Khan is looking up to the judiciary to “protect the Constitution” and “foil” the ruling PML(N)-led coalition’s design to delay elections in Pakistan’s Punjab and Kyber Pakhtaunkhawa provinces where polls are due in 90 days following the dissolution of assemblies last month.
The Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf leader, who was kicked out as prime minister through a vote of no confidence by PMLN and its allies in April last year, alleged that the ruling coalition with the backing of their handlers in the military establishment has planned to oust him from politics.
“They have made a plan to disqualify me. All efforts are being made at all powerful quarters in the country to keep me out of politics,” he claimed.
Asked if Army Chief Gen Syed Asim Munir was also behind such efforts, Khan said, “He has been in office for two months and I give him a benefit of doubt.” Khan also alleged that his political rival and three-time prime minister Nawaz Sharif, wants him disqualified. “Nawaz has set a condition (to the establishment) for his return from the United Kingdom and that is my disqualification,” he claimed.
The PML(N) recently declared that its supreme leader Nawaz Sharif will return ahead of the general elections.
Imran Khan also claimed that the PML(N) and its allies have also planned to target his party’s leaders and rig the elections.
Khan also accused Nawaz Sharif of striking a deal with former army chief Qamar Javed Bajwa during his extension vote in the parliament.
“Giving an extension to Gen Bajwa was my biggest mistake. It was a huge blunder. After a deal with Nawaz, Bajwa ensured that Nawaz, his family members and partymen get relief in multi-billion corruption cases,” he alleged.
Imran Khan said he fails to understand how the military establishment can “side with the corrupt criminals like Sharifs and Zardaris”.
“There is a visible gulf between the Pakistan Army and the people. They are angry over the Army’s support to those who looted this country. And let me tell you this is very dangerous for the country,” Khan said.
Imran Khan said that he will be the first to court arrest during the Jail Bharo protest to press for the demand of holding the polls in Punjab and Kyber Pakhtaunkhawa provinces in 90 days.
“I will lead the Jail Bharo Tehreek which is a non-violent movement,” Khan declared.
