I hope that good relations will not have to wait until Sidhu turns to the Prime Minister: Imran Khan | India News

KARTARPUR SAHIB: Prime Minister Imran Khan said on Wednesday that the Pakistani army, as well as all political parties, was on the "same page" regarding Indo-Pakistan peace, even though He had described Kashmir as a dispute to be resolved.

Expressing at the inaugural ceremony of the Kartarpur Corridor works to allow Indian pilgrims to reach the Sikh shrine, which marks the last resting place of Guru Nanak, more quickly, Mr. Khan explained that Pakistan was responding in two stages to every step of India taken for peace. His comments came a few minutes after meeting Army Chief Qamar Bajwa at Gurdwara here.

Khan referred to the dispute in Kashmir, saying that there was no reason for the neighbors not to solve it. "We can not go to war because we are all going to lose, what is the next best option, we have to commit ourselves," he said.

Khan advocates a "civilized relationship" with India.

"If Germany and France can live together, why not us?" I continue to hear from Indians that the Pakistani army does not want good relations with India. to say that the army is on the same length as the government We want to go ahead and have a civilized relationship .I hope we will not have to wait that (Navjot Singh) Sidhu becomes prime minister for having good relations with India, "Khan said.

million. Khan pays tribute to Navjot Sidhu, Punjab Minister, congratulating the Congress leader for talking about the friendship between India and Pakistan. Khan said that Sidhu's initiative was even more commendable given that neighbors are nuclear weapon states.

Khan's claim that the Pakistani army – considered the last word on relations with India "- would participate in the peace initiative seemed intended to counter skepticism The comment of Kashmir could serve to address the national opinion and the reference to the impossibility of conducting a nuclear war underlined the opinion that the weapons Pakistan 's strategic objectives canceled out India' s superiority over conventional weapons.

Minister of Food Processing Harsimrat Kaur, who spoke before Mr. Khan, sought to build on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "Berlin Wall" remark earlier this week , saying that if the famous obstacle collapses, the corridor could also cause the two countries to break up. "the wall of hatred".

"The peace corridor is a kare karwa ko hard karega ray," Kaur said, holding back tears. Previously, she participated in the inauguration ceremony at Gurudwara's premises and played "kar seva" with MoS for urban development Hardeep Puri and Navjot Sidhu.

Khan said that strong leadership and determination were needed to progress in relationships. "We do not have the strength to say that we will improve relations, no matter what happens," he said in his remarks to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and India's mistrust of the new government's efforts for a renewed commitment.

Khan said the best equipment will be provided to Sikh pilgrims in Kartarpur Sahib on the occasion of the 550th anniversary of Guru Nanak's birth next year. "I'm happy to see the joy on Sikh faces, if I had to explain to my Muslim brothers and sisters … imagine that you were standing 4 km from Medina (a holy city in Saudi Arabia where the Prophet's tomb is Muhammad located) and can not go, and you are given the chance to leave, which is the happiness I see here. "