As Imran Khan talks peace with India, Pak's army chief

In contradiction with the diplomatic position of Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, the country's army chief, General Qamar Jawed Bajwa, on Thursday urged his troops to "avenge the blood of his soldiers thrown at the border."

"Our troops have made great sacrifices for the nation … We will not forget our troops who gave their lives for this nation.We will avenge the blood of our soldiers thrown at the border," said General Bajwa to the defense. Daytime He added that Pakistan had learned a lot from the wars of 1965 and 1971 and had since developed its defense system.

The last statement of General Bajwa contradicts the diplomatic position of his own government. Speaking at the same event, newly elected Prime Minister Imran Khan reiterated his goal of achieving peace in the region. Khan said that the country would not fight the war of others and that its main objective was to work for the well-being of the Pakistani people.

"In the last three weeks, I have attended presentations on all the problems that this country is facing and I can tell you that we will become a nation and that we will be resurrected.We will be able to overcome these problems once the primacy of strengthened law in this country, "said Imran Khan, quoted by the Pakistani newspaper Dawn.

Imran Khan, in his previous speeches, said he wants to maintain good relations with all neighboring countries, including India. The Pakistani government has also indicated a resumption of the bilateral dialogue with India, for which New Delhi has made it clear that it wants first to create a conducive, non-terrorist atmosphere.

In his first speech after the July 25 general election, the politically-minded cricketer said he wanted to have good relations with India and work to "resolve all outstanding issues, including Kashmir" by dialogue.