FO barred from statements against India during Nawaz’s era: former spox
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There should be "treason" charges against Nawaz Sharif.
But wait, what am i asking!! He is beyond the "Law" in Pakistan.
He couldn't be kept in the jail for 7 years. So given special bail to stay out of the jail by the judges who opened the High Courts on the weekend for his hearings.
The high ups in establishment are very keen to find a way to release him from the arms of "Law" and send him abroad, where he can sit, enjoy, plans, so when he comes back he can start his planning against Pakistan and it's interests.
Then the PMLN, PPP, Fazloo's goons have gal to call PM Imran Khan as "selected". Pakistanis need to wake up and smell the coffee. You have been made fools for decades, wake up please.
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But wait, what am i asking!! He is beyond the "Law" in Pakistan.
He couldn't be kept in the jail for 7 years. So given special bail to stay out of the jail by the judges who opened the High Courts on the weekend for his hearings.
The high ups in establishment are very keen to find a way to release him from the arms of "Law" and send him abroad, where he can sit, enjoy, plans, so when he comes back he can start his planning against Pakistan and it's interests.
Then the PMLN, PPP, Fazloo's goons have gal to call PM Imran Khan as "selected". Pakistanis need to wake up and smell the coffee. You have been made fools for decades, wake up please.
Welcome to Banana Republic of Pakistan.
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Nawaz barred FO from speaking against India, says diplomat
Syed Irfan Raza
Updated March 16, 2020
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Former FO spokesperson Tasneem Aslam says the policy did not benefit the country. — AFP/File
ISLAMABAD: Former spokesperson for the Foreign Office Tasneem Aslam claimed on Sunday that former prime minister Nawaz Sharif had barred the FO from commenting against India and its spy Kulbhushan Jadhav. The spy is presently in Pakistan’s custody.
“Nawaz Sharif did not want to say anything against India and Jadhav through the Foreign Office,” she claimed during an interview with a YouTube channel being run by an Islamabad-based journalist, Isa Naqvi.
Ms Aslam worked as Foreign Office spokesperson twice — first from 2005 to 2007 during the regime of Gen Pervez Musharraf and then during the last Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz government between 2013 and 2017.
Asked if Mr Sharif’s instruction benefited the country, she said: “It did not benefit the country but I do not know whether it benefited his [Nawaz’s] own interests or not.”
Ms Aslam said Mr Sharif had business interests in India and he did not meet leaders of India-held Kashmir’s political party Hurriyat Conferences when he visited India as the prime minister. “Usually, every prime minister of Pakistan meets Hurriyat leaders but Nawaz Sharif did not meet them when he visited India.”
Mr Sharif had visited India in 2014.
Ms Aslam said even in his speech at the United Nations summit Mr Sharif did not talk about India and Jadhav but on the Kashmir issue.
When contacted, PML-N information secretary Marriyum Aurangzeb said the comments by a retired FO official bore no resemblance to reality. “It is a false and biased expression of an individual’s views, based on her personal predilections.”
Recalling efforts made by Mr Sharif to resolve the Kashmir dispute, she said: “The principled manner in which he dealt with the issue of Pakistan’s relations with its eastern neighbour is well documented.”
She said the former prime minister’s address to the UN General Assembly in 2016 contained the most forceful references ever to the issue of Kashmir and the most powerful condemnation of the atrocities and brutalities of the Indian occupation forces.
Published in Dawn, March 16th, 2020
Syed Irfan Raza
Updated March 16, 2020
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Former FO spokesperson Tasneem Aslam says the policy did not benefit the country. — AFP/File
ISLAMABAD: Former spokesperson for the Foreign Office Tasneem Aslam claimed on Sunday that former prime minister Nawaz Sharif had barred the FO from commenting against India and its spy Kulbhushan Jadhav. The spy is presently in Pakistan’s custody.
“Nawaz Sharif did not want to say anything against India and Jadhav through the Foreign Office,” she claimed during an interview with a YouTube channel being run by an Islamabad-based journalist, Isa Naqvi.
Ms Aslam worked as Foreign Office spokesperson twice — first from 2005 to 2007 during the regime of Gen Pervez Musharraf and then during the last Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz government between 2013 and 2017.
Asked if Mr Sharif’s instruction benefited the country, she said: “It did not benefit the country but I do not know whether it benefited his [Nawaz’s] own interests or not.”
Ms Aslam said Mr Sharif had business interests in India and he did not meet leaders of India-held Kashmir’s political party Hurriyat Conferences when he visited India as the prime minister. “Usually, every prime minister of Pakistan meets Hurriyat leaders but Nawaz Sharif did not meet them when he visited India.”
Mr Sharif had visited India in 2014.
Ms Aslam said even in his speech at the United Nations summit Mr Sharif did not talk about India and Jadhav but on the Kashmir issue.
When contacted, PML-N information secretary Marriyum Aurangzeb said the comments by a retired FO official bore no resemblance to reality. “It is a false and biased expression of an individual’s views, based on her personal predilections.”
Recalling efforts made by Mr Sharif to resolve the Kashmir dispute, she said: “The principled manner in which he dealt with the issue of Pakistan’s relations with its eastern neighbour is well documented.”
She said the former prime minister’s address to the UN General Assembly in 2016 contained the most forceful references ever to the issue of Kashmir and the most powerful condemnation of the atrocities and brutalities of the Indian occupation forces.
Published in Dawn, March 16th, 2020
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he was forced to read under heavy pressure from the army.... other wise Nawaz and Crook family like nothing better to do but boot polish indian slippers...
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Sharif was pro-India, but werent BLA and MQM more than Sharif? The answer is simply no.
TTP, MQM, BLA were involved in actual insurgencies killing thousands of people?
How?
The aforementioned entities were/are more pro-India than Sharif.
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I have noticed all these people who have ancestries in areas that lie inside modern india (like delhi, amritsar, jalandhar, lucknow etc.) always have soft corner towards india, whether it was nawaz sharif or pervez musharraf, same case. Zia ul Haq was an anomaly and had no soft corner towards india whatsoever even though his family was also from indian city of jalandhar before 1947.
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i am what you call Delhi Wala (Hakeeman e Delhi) and I or my family nor my ancestors have or had any soft corner for anything and anyone against Pakistan, my dadda had a big haveli in Delhi and he was very well off, one night they left everything and came to Pakistan on call of Quaid, started from scratch, such statements hurt people like me with all due respect
There is a solution, pass a law where anyone having soft corner for india would be behind bars
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I recall one of the senior Indian politicians was screaming over media right after navaz's sentencing. Umm something like
"we have invested so much in navaz Sharif, how could we witness such effort going down the drain in one go - - - - - - - - - -"
The guy happened to be literally having fits of rage
Could be some natural affection to conquer that area?
"we have invested so much in navaz Sharif, how could we witness such effort going down the drain in one go - - - - - - - - - -"
The guy happened to be literally having fits of rage
Could be some natural affection to conquer that area?
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Musharraf faced trails and got convicted of treason for removing this biggest traitor from the office!!
State of Pakistan, pardon my French, are you having a f****** laugh????
Open and shut case of treason under article 6. Government should move fast and nab this swine now.
State of Pakistan, pardon my French, are you having a f****** laugh????
Open and shut case of treason under article 6. Government should move fast and nab this swine now.
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- Nawaz named his home "Jati Umran" after his forefather's ancestor village in India.
- PIA's office was burnt in India in hatred and Pakistani media was barred from reporting it.
- Nawaz's sugar mills had Indian employees (consultants) who were given special visas exempting from any investigation.
- Indian business tycoon Sajjan Jindal was received and met secretively on the lawns of Muree Resorts to prevent any leakage to the state of Pakistan.
- Covering up of Kulbhushan
- Covering up of Indian terrorism in Gilgit Baltistan, killings of Hazaras.
- Covering up of Indian terrorism in KP (TTP)
- Covering up of Indian terrorism in Baluchistan (BLA)
- Covering up of Indian terrorism in Karachi (MQM)
- Giving Indian cricket status of "The Big Three" through Najam Sethi
- ...
- Didn't appoint a foreign minister for 4.3 years, damaging Pakistan's foreign policy considerably. It was under his tenure when Modi used to "Isolate Paksitan".
- Destroyed Arab relationship by promising them to send military without consulting situation in Paksitan and Pakistan Army.
- And the list would go on and on.
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Yes. I am also thinking the same.
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Pakistan is on the verge of economic collapse with its currency tumbling, slow growth, corruption, high inflation and highest interest rates.
IK is surrounded by mafia who is making fool of everybody and looting the country.
Not even a single economic reform has been introduced by this government.
Now comes the famous TRUCK KI BATTI
Blame previous governments for every problem. Let no one question the IK's incompetency
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