Islamabad: Pakistani People Party (PPP) tears the government of Prime Minister Imran Khan as a security situation in Afghanistan worsens, say Islamabad has the highest bet in Afghan peace but it seems to be ‘lack’.
Senator Vice President Senator Sherry Rehman said on Tuesday that the situation in Afghanistan could influence Pakistan and accused Imran Khan not to do something substantive to deal with the crisis that emerged.
Taking goals in Khan, Rehman said foreign policy cannot be based on mood-swing statements, or personal or not like any individual.
“This is a pure stadecraft that must reflect the institutional expression of the interests of the state and the political will of the people of Pakistan.
Great decisions need great leaders who can deviate their ego to the public interest and institutional tradecraft, not only reaching mass media.
Through tweets and TV addresses,” said Dawn.
Quotes Rehman.
“In the war or peace, a country requires a leader who can speak with moderation and intellectual integrity with parliament to manage the crisis or create a new path for development.
Pakistan seems to be less gradually at that time, with his PM to swing.
One extreme position to swing Others, “said PPP leader.
Afghanistan witnessed a surge in violence because the Taliban had intensified his attack on civilians and defense and security forces Afghanistan when foreign troops withdrew from a ripped war.
When the Taliban has taken control of several districts throughout the country, the assessment of the US intelligence has suggested the state civilian government can fall in terror groups within a few months from attractive US forces.
Pakistan, which borders the border along 2,600 km with Afghanistan, is worried that the intensification of violence in a war-hit by a war can have an abundant effect encourage refugees and terrorists to Pakistan.
The attack on security forces has risen in North Waziristan and the South Waziristan district adjacent since the Taliban intensify the attack on government forces across the border in Afghanistan.
Last week, terrorists from within Afghanistan opened a fire at the military post in the Dwatoi area of ​​the North Waziristan tribal district where two soldiers were killed while two other people were injured.
Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi last week said that violence and violations of law can rule in Afghanistan after the withdrawal of the United States and that Pakistan will close his border to the country if the Taliban control it.
Qureshi also said that Pakistan has taken 3.5 million Afghan refugees for years, and will not accept.