Pak Minister of Foreign Affairs on Kartarpur

Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said on Thursday that Imran Khan had badured the presence of Indian ministers in Kartarpur. presence at the inauguration ceremony of the historic Kartarpur corridor.

Qureshi's statements come one day after Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj categorically ruled out the possibility of resuming bilateral talks with Pakistan unless Islamabad halts terrorist activities cross-border against India. 19659004] Pakistan had previously invited Ms. Swaraj to Wednesday's ceremony. Ms. Swaraj, however, was unable to travel to Kartarpur Sahib because of "previous commitments". Union ministers, Harsimrat Kaur Badal and Hardeep Singh Puri, represented India at the events.

Although the move proposal came from India many years ago, Mr. Qureshi said that the opening of the Kartarpur border was a "great success" of the Imran Khan government , who completed Thursday the first 100 days of his term after winning the parliamentary elections in Pakistan.

said Mr. Qureshi, said: "Imran (Khan) presented a googly and India sent two ministers to Pakistan."

A googly is an almost undetectable award-winning weapon.

Despite Islamabad 's inaction against terrorist groups in Pakistan, Mr. Qureshi then accused the Indian government, alleging that it was they who had said so.

He also alleged that India had refused to engage even after Imran Khan wrote a letter to Prime Minister Modi to resume bilateral talks.

However, India had agreed to meet between Sushma and Sushma. Swaraj and Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York. A few hours after India agreed to join the meeting, three police officers from Jammu and Kashmir were murdered and supported by Pakistani terrorists. The government of Imran Khan also issued postage stamps "glorifying" the terrorist Burhan Wani. After these events, India canceled the agreed talks.

million. Qureshi also said that "the tensions with India are not hidden from anyone, but that our approach is people-centered and that we need peace to prosper.We need peace. accelerate the development of our country ". He then recalled that "Imran Khan said that he would do two steps for each of the steps taken by India".

million. Qureshi said the Pakistani government has now fully defined its foreign policy priorities. He said the government is committed to peaceful relations with all neighbors. He also said Pakistan had put in place an institutional framework with Afghanistan to sort out all the problems.