It's Modi Govt's Policy to Isolate Pak, says Imran Khan

Cricketer becomes Politician Imran Khan Pakistan Tehrik-e-Insaf should be the main challenger of the Muslim League of Pakistan in general elections. Former cricketer Imran Khan said Thursday that ousted Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif had made efforts to improve Indo-Pakistani relations, but "an aggressive anti-Pakistani attitude" adopted by the Indian government resulted in the Current impbade Imran Khan was quoted by the Dawn newspaper, "Sharif tried everything, even personal (gestures) like calling him (Narendra Modi) at his home." No one had his way, but I think it's the policy of the government Narendra Modi to try to isolate Pakistan.They have a very aggressive anti-Pakistani stance … What can be done to this attitude? "[19659005] Before the general elections in Pakistan scheduled on July 25, the 65-year-old leader said that the key to the Prime Minister's House Speaking of Pakistan's military influence in foreign policy, Khan said that the Army will get involved where there are security situations you.

"We had a military influence on politics in Pakistan because we had the worst political governments, I'm not saying it's justified but where there is a void, something will fill it." he told Dawn.

Commenting on the importance of manpower and financial resources for a successful election campaign, Khan emphasized the demands of Pakistan. unlike other nations. "In Pakistan, you need money and thousands of trained poll workers who can get people out on election day." If you do not have these workers, you can not dispute the election, "he told Dawn

Khan added that he was" more optimistic "than before and that he was playing with what exists in the clbad Pakistani politics

. ] "You dispute the elections to win You do not dispute the elections to be a good boy I want to win," he added

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