Islamabad: Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has confirmed that his government’s relationship with a strong country’s military was “extraordinary” and the opposition narratives regarding the cracks between the two were “dead and buried”, said a media report on Tuesday.
In a clear response to its enumerators, Khan told the meeting of the spokesman for the Pakistani Tehreek-I-Insaf (PTI) Party which came on Monday that “civil-military relations were never before today”, the Dawn newspaper reported.
Khan said that the relationship between his government and the military “extraordinary” and the opposition narratives regarding the cracks between them “died and buried”, said the newspaper.
He has shared the same view during the meeting with journalists last week, according to the newspaper.
When asked – in the context of rumors about the possible agreement between the Pakistan-Nawaz Muslim League (PML-N) and the military to send the government’s packaging – did he feel threatened from every quarter, Khan said he was Perso.
Finally not in any pressure.
He said that he enjoyed the support of government allies and expressed confidence that his government would resolve his mandate five years.
A strong army, who has ruled Pakistan for more than half of 70 plus its existence, until now has great strength in terms of security and foreign policy.
Aide near Khan told the newspaper after attending a meeting that he praised the military because he quickly rushed to their assistance stranded in the murre and carried out rescue operations at Hill Station Hit Benititas.
Murree Station Bukit Popistan which was popularly declared a disaster hit area on Saturday after at least 23 people, including nine children, freezes to death in a stranded vehicle because of unprecedented snow and a tourist rush to the city of Punjab in the Punjab province.
Khan said the number of tourists in the country had increased while the infrastructure was the same as that a few decades ago, emphasizing the need to increase facilities and build new hotels in tourist attractions.
Finance Minister Shaiukat Tarin also told a meeting of the agreement made by the government with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
He also claims that food prices are on a decrease, according to paper.