"If the world does nothing to stop India's attacks on Kashmir and its people, the two states with nuclear weapons will get closer to direct military conflict," Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan said.
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, wrote an article for the US-based New York Times newspaper, when he first took office in August last year, South Asia, prior to achieving lasting and fair peace, trade and Kashmir issue by settling said he wants to normalize relations with India.
However, since he took office, Han said that efforts to establish a peace dialogue with India were turned down by New Delhi and noted that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's observations of Hindu nationalist rhetoric have increased.
MODI, HITLER FAN
Prime Minister Khan reminded that the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Modi in India and some of his cabinet ministers are members of the National Volunteer Organization (RSS), which defends the supremacy of the Indian race, and that the founders of the RSS are a fan of Benito Mussolini and Adolf Hitler.
Reminding that the US did not issue a visa to Modi on the grounds that he made a massacre against the local Muslim population when he was the prime minister of Gujarat province, Khan recalled that the lynching of the extremist Hindu mobs against Muslims, Christians and the Dalits at the bottom of Modi Kashmir during the period of the country's prime ministry. stressed that the state violence against the Muslim people in Turkey has increased.
SHIMA AGREEMENT
Imran Khan, "India's annulment of the 370th article of the constitution which granted privilege to Jammu Kashmir on 5 August, abolished the special status structure of the region and the decisions of the United Nations Security Council on Kashmir and the "Shimla Agreement" between Pakistan and India", he said.
Khan emphasized that Modi's "New India" imposed a curfew on Kashmir, imprisoned the people in their homes, cut off their phone, internet and television connections and severed communication with the world. "The siege was followed by a liquidation. When the curfew was lifted, a massacre in Kashmir was feared. Kashmiris who opposed the ban are already shot dead."
"If the world does nothing to stop India's attacks on Kashmir and its people, the two states with nuclear weapons will come closer to direct military conflict," Prime Minister Han said.
DIALOGUE AND NEGOTIATION CAN BE SOLUTION
Khan said that within the framework of the UN resolutions, Kashmiris have prepared multiple options that respect the right of self-determination. India may begin its illegal annexation of Kashmir, end curfew and isolation, withdraw its troops to their barracks.