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India-Pak relations at the lowest level, Modi will resolve Kashmir dispute: Imran Khan

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Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan gave an interview to Russian news agency Sputnik before participating in the Shanghai Corporation Organizations Summit. During this, he said that the relations between India and Pakistan have reached the lowest level.

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan said that relations between India and Pakistan have reached the lowest level. He said this before going out to participate in the Shanghai Corporation Organization (SCO) Summit held in Bishkek, capital of Kyrgyzstan.

During this, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan also expressed the hope that his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi will use the huge mandate in the Lok Sabha elections to resolve all disputed issues including Pakistan along with Kashmir. The Pakistani Prime Minister said that the SCO has given him an opportunity to interact with his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi to improve relations between India and Pakistan.

Pakistan has opened the way for every kind of arbitration and seeks peace with all neighbors including India. In an interview given to the Russian news agency Sputnik, the Pakistani PM said that three small wars had destroyed India and Pakistan, due to which both countries are facing gruesome poverty.

Modi and Imran Khan will not be in the middle

Earlier this week, the Indian Foreign Ministry had denied the meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Pakistani PM Imran Khan other than the SCO summit in Bishkek.

The Ministry of External Affairs had said that there is no plan for any kind of bilateral talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan other than the SCO summit in Bishkek. Before this, Imran Khan has written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi twice and sought to restore dialogue on all disputed issues including Kashmir.

Kashmir is the reason for India-Pakistan dispute

Emphasizing on resolving the differences calmly and through dialogue, Imran Khan said, “The main dispute between India and Pakistan is about Kashmir. If both the Prime Ministers of the two countries and their governments decide, then this issue can be resolved. But unfortunately, we have not been successful in it till now. However, we still hope that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will use the huge mandate in the Lok Sabha elections to improve relations between the two countries and to establish peace in the region.

Imran Khan said that like China, we should use our money to get people out of poverty. China has used its money to bring crores of people out of poverty.

India will be less stressed: Imran Khan

Pakistani Prime Minister Khan said, “We hope that tension with India will be reduced.” So we do not have to buy weapons. We want to spend money on people’s development. Although we are considering buying arms from Russia. Our army is in touch with Russia’s forces on a lot of weapons. “

Let us tell you that Pakistan has been engaged in joint military exercises with Russia for the past two years. India is also concerned with this close relationship between Pakistan and Russia. Although Russia has made it clear that closer to Pakistan will not make any difference to its relationship with India.

Modi speaks to Chinese President – Pakistan takes action on terror

At the same time, during the interaction with Chinese President Xi Jinping from the SCO Summit on Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi raised the issue of Pakistani infiltration and cross-border terrorism. He said that India wants Pakistan to take strong action against terrorism so that it can create a panic-free atmosphere for starting talks between the two countries.

Let us tell you that Pakistan is constantly demanding a restoration of talks, but India says that cross-border terrorism and dialogue can not be simultaneous. Pakistan should take strict action against the terrorists before starting the talks.

PM Modi and Imran Khan did not mix

At present, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan and Prime Minister Narendra Modi have come to participate in the SCO summit in Bishkek, capital of Kyrgyzstan. On the first day of the SCO Summit i.e. on Thursday, both looked around each other and under one roof, but the hands were not mixed. Not only this, there was no dialogue between the two.