Islamabad (Pakistan) – The three-time former Prime Minister of Pakistan Nawaz Sharif said that improving ties with India, Afghanistan, and Iran, and strengthening ties with China was on his party Pakistan Muslim League-N (PML-N)’s agenda.
“I should be told why I was ousted in 1993 and 1999. When I opposed the Kargil plan saying it should not happen… I was ousted (by Gen Pervez Musharraf) And later what I said proved right,” Sharif said.
Regarding former Prime Minister Imran Khan, Sharif said that during Imran Khan’s Government, Pakistan’s economy suffered a lot. I do not know why an inexperienced person like Imran Khan was given the reins of power.
| Editorial Perspective
Nawaz Sharif also knows what Pakistan should do to improve relations with India. Is he prepared to take action against Jihadi terrorists, will Pakistan return occupied Kashmir to India ? |
‘India involved in enforced disappearances of our people’ : Bangladesh Govt
Pakistan’s founder Muhammad Ali Jinnah embraced extremism; major revelation by a Pakistani writer
‘India will never permit others to have a veto on its choices’ : Clarifies Dr Jaishankar
55-year-old Priest in a Hindu temple murdered in Bangladesh
‘Israel’s continuous bombing on Gaza is cruelty’ : Pope Francis
Muslim doctor crushes people with four-wheeler at Christmas market in Germany : 2 killed, 68 injured