India can't stop freedom movement in occupied Kashmir: PM
Premier claims Pakistan's economy has improved in last four months
Pakistan's economy has improved during last four months: PM. SCREEN GRAB: YOUTUBE/TRT
Prime Minister Imran Khan has said despite New Delhi's many attempts, India will never be able to suppress the freedom movement of the people of Occupied Kashmir.
The premier made the remarks while sitting down for an interview with Turkish state broadcaster TRT World.
PM Imran said Islamabad wanted dialogue with India but New Delhi has refused the country's many peace overtures. He said the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government is involved in human rights violations in the Indian occupied Kashmir.
After pellet guns, Indian forces to unleash new lethal weapon on IoK protesters
The prime minister said Pakistan is facing multiple crises. However, the government will effectively solve all these challenges in due time.
He claimed the country's economy had improved in the last four months of his government's tenure.
Imran Khan said when his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party came into power, the country was facing a record current account deficit. However, China has turned out to be "a breath of fresh air" at this critical juncture.
To a question, the premier said Islamabad wanted relations with the US based on equality and "we are ready to become an ally with the United States for peace in Afghanistan."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHWClRWTYjI
The premier made the remarks while sitting down for an interview with Turkish state broadcaster TRT World.
PM Imran said Islamabad wanted dialogue with India but New Delhi has refused the country's many peace overtures. He said the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government is involved in human rights violations in the Indian occupied Kashmir.
After pellet guns, Indian forces to unleash new lethal weapon on IoK protesters
The prime minister said Pakistan is facing multiple crises. However, the government will effectively solve all these challenges in due time.
He claimed the country's economy had improved in the last four months of his government's tenure.
Imran Khan said when his Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party came into power, the country was facing a record current account deficit. However, China has turned out to be "a breath of fresh air" at this critical juncture.
To a question, the premier said Islamabad wanted relations with the US based on equality and "we are ready to become an ally with the United States for peace in Afghanistan."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHWClRWTYjI