Imran Khan: It's not in Pak's interest to allow the use of his territory for terrorist purposes

One day when his Pakistani-Tehreek government finished 100 days in power, Iran's chief minister, Imran Khan, for the first time tackled the issue of terrorism, which was a thorn in the resumption of dialogue bilateral with India. . Claiming that it was not in Pakistan's interest to allow the use of its territory for terrorist purposes by terrorist acts, Khan stated that the people now wanted peace. with India.

"It is not in our interest to allow the use of Pakistani territory for political purposes." terror on the outside. Pakistanis want peace with India. The mentality of the people here has changed, "Khan said. It is interesting to note that Khan's remarks on terrorism come just a day after Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj made it clear that India would not attend the SAARC summit in Islamabad "as long as Pakistan would not stop sponsoring terror. " There is already a crackdown on the head of the JuD Imran Khan

On the brain of the terrorist attack in Mumbai and the head of the Jamaat-ud-Dawa, Hafiz Saeed, Khan said, " There are UN sanctions against Hafiz Saeed. The Pakistani Prime Minister said he is ready to negotiate with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while maintaining that the gesture for peace can not be unilateral.

"Let's talk. I am ready for discussions on any subject. I will be happy to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi and talk to him, "Khan said. The new peace openings occur at a time when India is stoically maintaining terrorism and talks can not go hand in hand.

When asked if it was possible to solve the problem of Kashmir, the Pakistani prime minister said that "nothing is impossible". "There can be no military solution for Kashmir. We are willing to wait for (general) elections to be held in India for a New Delhi gesture, "said Khan.

Khan had also pleaded for peace between India and Pakistan during the first stage of construction of the Kartarpur corridor, which was attended by ministers from the Union, Harsimrat Kaur Badal and Hardeep Singh Puri He stated that his government, the army and all political parties in Pakistan were "on the same page" to improve relations with the government. India.