Kargil war: Atal Bihari Vajpayee was stabbed in the back, accepts Pak PM Nawaz Sharif

[INDIAPOSITIVE]

SOURCE : ZEE MEDIA INDIA

In what could be said to be a vindication of India’s stand, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Tuesday accepted that the occupation of Kargil by Pakistani troops in 1999 was a misadventure, as per a media report.

He also said that it was a stab in the back for then Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, as perIndia Today.At the time of Kargil war India and Pakistan were involved in a peace process at Lahore.

“Vajpayee told me that he was stabbed in the back because of Pakistan’s misadventure in Kargil, especially during the process of Lahore Declaration. Vajpayee was right. I would have said the same thing – he was certainly backstabbed (inKargil),” he was quoted as saying by the report.

“But, who do I complain to about that now. We (India and Pakistan) pray to the same God,” he added.

At the same time the Pakistani PM spoke the similarities between the two countries.

“People of India and Pakistan are alike, except for the border in between. We both cherish Aloo Gosht delicacy,” he added.

 

[Brahmaputra Mail]

It was not Nawaz but Musharraf. Musharraf was a liar. Nawaz wasn't aware of any such plans.

 

[ConcealCarry]

and what about
1. Occupation of Kashmir by india in 1948?
2. Attempt to occupy Lahore in 1965?
3. Fall of Dhaka in 1971?
4. Support of Jeay Sindh terrorists throughout 80's?
5. Still ongoing Proxy war through TTP?
6. Support of BLA in Baluchistan?
7. Training and support of MQM in Karachi?

 

[Nilgiri]

Did Sharif actually say this @MaarKhoor @Zibago @DESERT FIGHTER @DesertFox97 @Desert Fox @Zarvan et. al

Kargil 'misadeventure', was 'stab' in Atal Vajpayee's back: Nawaz Sharif - The Economic Times

Any other threads open discussing this?

 

[The Sandman]

Did Sharif actually say this @MaarKhoor @Zibago @DESERT FIGHTER @DesertFox97 @Desert Fox @Zarvan et. al

Kargil 'misadeventure', was 'stab' in Atal Vajpayee's back: Nawaz Sharif - The Economic Times

Any other threads open discussing this?

Don't know nothing about this in local media or maybe i missed it