Karachi: Pakistan is unable to pay U-Round in the Afghan situation, therefore the government must produce a clear policy of Afghanistan with political and consensus support in the country, the Chairman of the Peoples Party (PPP) which is said to be Bilawal Bhutto Zardari.
During a press conference on Tuesday, the PPP leader took Jibe at Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan for the current situation in Afghanistan, international news reported.
“Prime Minister Imran Khan has come up with an attitude of every vital national problem, but then he took the u-turn, creating confusion in this country.
Pakistan was unable to pay U-Round again at this critical point,” local media outlets quoted Zardari report.
Zardari further said that the government should not compromise with terrorism problems in the country and the National Action Plan (NAP) must be implemented in letters and spirits.
He said the fall of Kabul and Afghanistan coincided with the incidence of terrorism in Dasu, Quetta and Karachi.
If the government does not continue to apply a nap, there is a danger that such incidents will increase.
Pakistan has been accused globally to protect the Taliban in the country.
The Taliban took over the country on Sunday.
Previously on Tuesday, the Taliban had announced “general amnesty” for all Afghan government officials and urged them to return to work, including women in corresponding to sharia law.
Taliban leaders are discussing future government plans in Doha and connect with the international community and intra-Afghanistan parties to make the government in Afghanistan.
The world observes ongoing situations in Afghanistan when countries have rushed to evacuate their citizens from Afghanistan in an effort to secure their people.