Islamabad: Prime Minister Imran Khan, in his conversation with foreign journalists, expressly contrary to what was claimed by his national security advisor in a recent interview with the Financial Times, “I did not wait for a call from US President Joe Biden.” Subjects It has been discussed and written about in this country for the past few days and Khan’s statement once again confuses many people why PM needs to say what he said.
“I continued to hear that President Biden had not called me.
This is his business.
Not that I am waiting for a phone call,” Khan said in response to a question from a journalist.
Supporters and opponents of leaders have field days that discuss subjects on social media.
Memes made and comments were distributed on Twitter which showed PM waiting for a call that is now not interested in receiving.
The leading satirics and columnist for the Fajar newspaper, Nadeem Farooq Paracha, posted a picture that showed the President of Biden on the telephone replied to the questionnaire if he called Pakistani Prime Minister but he replied that he only ordered pizza.
The prime minister also spoke at length in the current situation in Afghanistan and its impact on Pakistan after withdrawal of US troops from the ripped country of war.
“The hasty way in which Americans go, if they want political settlement, so common sense dictate that (you negotiate) from the position of strength,” he said, adding that the US now blamed Pakistan when they no longer have leverage.
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“I think Americans decide that India is a strategic partner.
Maybe that’s why Pakistan is treated differently.
Pakistan is only considered useful in the context of completing this chaos,” Khan said.
He claimed that Pakistan would be the most affected country because of the prolonged civil war in Afghanistan.
“The nightmare scenario for Pakistan will be a civil war that is protracted if the Taliban tries to form an exclusive Afghan government through military takeover,” he told journalists, explaining that the Taliban was the majority of Pashtun and therefore there would be an abundance.
Effects in the majority region of Pakistan Pashtun.
“So there is a possibility that we will return to having problems in the Paktun area we,” said PM, added that nearly three million people had also been internally displaced from the Pakistani area due to war in Afghanistan.
Civil War in Afghanistan, said Khan, will also thwart Pakistani’s plan for connectivity with the agenda of the Central Asia and Geo-Ekonomi.
“We have a larger Pakhtun population here in Pakistan than in Afghanistan and they may be the most xenophobic people on earth.
They fight each other with usual but when it is the outside power, they all gather,” he said.
“Therefore, in Pakistan’s interest that there are political settlements in Afghanistan and all factions gather to form a government that represents everyone.”