RAWALPINDI: Director General Inter-Services Public Relations
Major-Gen Asif Ghafoor said on Wednesday that Pakistan will go to any lengths
for Kashmir, including that the nation hasn't called it quits from the issue in
72 years.
The DG ISPR was tending to a question and answer session,
where he said that Pakistan will battle for Kashmir until the last trooper and
final gasp.
The DG ISPR said that the issue of involved Kashmir is a
globally perceived issue, and he needs to reveal to Kashmiris that Pakistanis
are with them.
He said that Pakistan can't think about any arrangement on
the issue of Kashmir.
Alluding to US President Donald Trump's previous
proclamation on the issue about US intercession, Maj-Gen Ghafoor said that
there is a need to confide in national authority, as whatever Prime Minister
Imran Khan and the US president talked about preceded the world.
Pakistan
has its own strategic importance in South Asia:
The army’s spokesman said that Pakistan has its own
strategic importance in the region of South Asia, adding that the international
players have their vested interests in the region too.
The DG ISPR said that Pakistan has played its part well in
regional issues and fought valiantly against terrorism.
Due to the war on terror, Pakistan has faced innumerable
loss of lives and damage to its economy, said Maj-Gen Ghafoor.
He said that Pakistan always strived for a peaceful
resolution for Kashmir issue, and the solution lies in the resolutions of the
United Nations.
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'India's
expectation for another war'
The DG ISPR expressed that India's demonstrations in the
valley feature its expectation for another war.
On reciprocal ties with India, the DG ISPR said that two
atomic forces don't have space for an atomic war, and because of this learning,
India by implication attempted to make harm Pakistan.
He cautioned that if a false-banner activity or infringement
of the Line of Control happens then Pakistan Army is set up to give a befitting
answer.
"India ought to recollect its demonstration of February
27, and on the off chance that it rehashes the move, at that point Squadron
Leader Hasan and Wing Commander Noman are prepared," he said.
DG ISPR Maj-Gen Ghafoor said that the issue of Indian covert
operative Kulbhushan Jadhav is an essential case of backhanded assaults from
over the outskirt.
India
expanding HR infringement in involved Kashmir
India has expanded human rights infringement in involved
Kashmir, and Pakistan is attempting to control worldwide consideration towards
the issue, said the DG ISPR.
The DG ISPR said that 220 million Indian Muslims and
different minorities are confronting savagery dependent on a radical belief
system, including that Indian PM Narendra Modi's fundamentalist philosophy is a
risk to the territorial harmony.
Leader Imran Khan had truly offered arrangement to India, he
stated, including that Pakistan is a mindful state.
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