A shift in the national policy of the economically bankrupt Pakistan
Kashmir, however, remains an important national policy
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Islamabad (Pakistan) – Pakistan is losing hundreds of crores of rupees due to strained relations with India. Overall, Pakistan’s economic situation has deteriorated. Similarly, part of its first national security policy made by Pakistan has been announced. It says it would prioritise good business relations with neighbouring countries. In this policy, it is mentioned that there will be no enmity with India for the next 100 years. However, in this 100-page statement, it is also said that without taking a final decision on the issue of Kashmir, efforts will be made to improve trade and business relations with India. Along with this, the status of the Kashmir issue will be maintained in the important national policy.
After India removed Article 370, which gives special status to Jammu and Kashmir, Pakistan imposed restrictions on its administrative relations with India and trade between the two countries.
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— AajTak (@aajtak) January 12, 2022
The policy will be unveiled by Prime Minister Imran Khan on 14th January.
Pakistan has revealed only a part of the policy rest of it is kept confidential. The Pakistan army has played an important role in making this policy.
It is impossible to have good relations with India under the Modi Government – Pakistan
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No wonder Pakistan doesn’t like pro-Hindu Modi |
Pakistan security policy seeks 100 years of peace with India, but with caveat https://t.co/j9o1wVyWwl
— MSN India (@msnindia) January 13, 2022
In an interview with The Express Tribune, a Pakistani official said, it is impossible to have good relations with India under the Modi Government.