Not a good time to talk about improving Pak-India ties after World Cup thrashing: PM Imran

[Maarkhoor]

Excuse me but this is a war....not a game......having "class" means you'll probably lose. No such thing as "stooping low" when you're fighting a war.

So far, India has inflicted 50k+ Pakistani civilian casualties and 5k+ soldier casualties just through proxies. What has Pakistan done other than a few remarks on media, shooting down a Indian jet or killing few Indians on the LOC every other week?

If Pakistan and Pakistanis keep treating this like a game or a joke then it'll only embolden India. Like someone else said on this forum some time ago.....India might appear weak now but once the nazification completes. It'll be only a matter of time that it'll invade Pakistan.

Is Pakistan ready to sustain WWII era Soviet casualties, probably more than that seeing as there's nukes involved??

 

[TheTallGuy]

Word from old goat

Take a look at atlas of the world see developing countries and developed countries...you will find some thing common in Developed Countries. they do not have any Active Border dispute that could lead to war.

There you have it..China will remain developing nation till there borders are resolved. pakistan will remain developing nation till kashmir is resolved same as india...

so ..to grow and prosper we need without clear and undisputed border.

 

[Itachi]

Why're you hitting your self?

 

[The Eagle]

We should not stoop too low to be on Indian level, we should show some class and treat the game as game......

@PanzerKiel @Blacklight @Rashid Mahmood

Though I am not a PTI fan or a PMLN supporter but having said that, this is not about level at part with India... this is how you remain on top of the game and the game includes everything. Just because if people dislikes Imran Khan, they have the right to do so, doesn't mean that the game will change with India.

And those who had to treat it like a game, are already above the class of Indian.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1452918730044891141

Let the politicians do their part and utilize the opportunity to their best.

 

[muhammadhafeezmalik]

In 1998 football WC USA lost to Iran & Germany allegedly for 'goodwill'.

On the day of the match between US & Iran, in a US presidential address, Bill Clinton said he hoped it would be a step towards "ending the estrangement between our nations".

Meanwhile, before kick-off, the American players were showered with gifts from their opponents.

 

[Jungibaaz]

IK’s comment aside... Yes we thrashed them, yes it felt good. But seriously we’re becoming like those pathetic fans from India, constant gloating and childish boasting. India did the same in CT 2017 when they beat us... we then went on to comprehensively defeat them in the final.

And I’m also super tired of the whole tea joke thing, it’s getting old and massively overused.

If we win, we should stay humble. Defeats can happen, overconfidence and bravado isn’t something underdogs can afford.

 

[Norwegian]

So should we lost the match for good relations with India??

Nope. We can always send Sari and mangoes to Modi and accuse Pakistan for being behind Mumbai attacks to have good relations with India.

Where is your brain located?

In Biryani of course

Patwari or unka mota dimagh

Not Mota but Chota Damagh

Itna bugz bhara para hai inn paid patwariyon mein.

These paid Pmln trolls take instructions from Maryam Baji who in turn is schooled by the best Bughaz Imran and Army there is: Parvez Rashid

 

[PradoTLC]

Prime Minister Imran Khan on Monday highlighted the need for improving ties with India, but cheekily said that after Pakistan's emphatic win against the latter in the T20 World Cup it was "not a good time" for such a conversation.


Addressing the Pakistan-Saudi Investment Forum in Riyadh, the premier spoke about Pakistan's growth potential and highlighted the country's youth and strategic location.


"We have two of the biggest markets in the world neighbouring us, through Afghanistan we have [access] to Central Asian markets.


"We have excellent relations with China, but if somehow we improve our relationship with India — I know after last night's thrashing by the Pakistan team in the cricket match, it's not a very good time to talk about improving relations with India," he said.


The prime minister's remarks come a day after Pakistan made history by defeating India for the first time in a World Cup fixture. The win was Pakistan's first in 13 World Cup matches (seven in the 50 over World Cup and six in the Twenty20 World Cup) dating back to 1992 in Australia.

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Speaking in Riyadh, the premier said that the two countries had only one issue — Indian-occupied Kashmir, and urged for resolving it like "civilised" neighbours.


"It's all about human rights and the rights of the people of Kashmir for self-determination as guaranteed by the United Nations Security Council 72 years ago.


"If that right is given to them, we have no other problems. The two countries can live as civilised neighbours [...] just imagine the potential."


He said that India would gain access to Central Asia through Pakistan and in turn the latter would gain access to two huge markets.


"This is what I want to impress upon the Saudi business community, that circumstances never remain the same. They always change."


He said that the most successful business people are those who look ahead and take risks. "The ones who go on the trodden path never really become outstanding in any field, let alone business."


Once again highlighting Pakistan's strategic location, the prime minister said that Saudi businessmen could benefit from what the country has to offer.


He mentioned the Ravi Riverfront Urban Development Project and the Central Business District project and called for investors to invest in them.


He also mentioned another project along the River Indus with 300,000 acres of fertile land. He said that water was available, but a canal was required to water the land. "All we need is energy to lift that water in a canal and this whole area becomes cultivable."


He said that the project had immense opportunities for both the countries.


Concluding his speech, PM Imran said he wanted relations between the two countries to go to another level. "A level that will benefit both the countries.


"The advantages that Pakistan has are different to the advantages Saudi Arabia has. Therefore, if we come together, it will mutually benefit both the countries."

Not a good time to talk about improving Pak-India ties after World Cup thrashing: PM Imran

Says Pakistan and India can live as civilised neighbours if Kashmiris are given the right to self-determination.

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So should we lost the match for good relations with India??

He is the our trolling boss

 

[Norwegian]

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In 1998 football WC USA lost to Iran & Germany allegedly for 'goodwill'.

On the day of the match between US & Iran, in a US presidential address, Bill Clinton said he hoped it would be a step towards "ending the estrangement between our nations".

Meanwhile, before kick-off, the American players were showered with gifts from their opponents.

Pmln media cell working on history to find any dirt against PM Imran Khan

 

[Rashid Mahmood]

We should not stoop too low to be on Indian level, we should show some class and treat the game as game......

@PanzerKiel @Blacklight @Rashid Mahmood

Pakistan has never done any act unbecoming of a nation, on a national level or international level as compared to what our neighbour has been doing against Pakistan since 1947.

We have acted like a responsible and mature state always. there are so many examples, I don't have to highlight them.

However, the element of being an adversary has and will always be there due to the nature of the animosity and hatred our enemy has against Pakistan.

This can not be turned into a friendly relationship at least in the next 20/30 years until the hinduvta extremist thinking does not leave India.

 

[Arsalan345]

Involving politics with sports is not good for sports. What if they defeat us someday and Modi say opposite? This is just cheap publicity stunt. Too low. This isn't our standard.

 

[Norwegian]

Involving politics with sports is not good for sports. What if they defeat us someday and Modi say opposite? This is just cheap publicity stunt. Too low. This isn't our standard.

Yeah except New Zealand and England team refused to play in Pakistan for political reasons

 

[Arsalan345]

Yeah except New Zealand and England team refused to play in Pakistan for political reasons

It's a mistake by their Governments and cricket boards and not by players. Making fun of them is not a way forward. this shows lack of respect for other team and their players. Are we educated people? These people are crazy. Now our own PM mix cricket with politics. Very sad.

 

[Microsoft]

Ok now I got why India Pakistan relationship has nosedived in the last 29 years.. it was 12 thrashing in world cup by India hindered improving relationship with Pakistan. And now its Pakistan thrashing India in the last round.. poor Kashmiris should pray for a tie in the next world cup game

The 10 wicket surgical strike really got to you

 

[Saudang]

The 10 wicket surgical strike really got to you

29 years and 12 consecutive defeats .. your ilks were born and brought up in humiliation.. now you can raise your head till the time Indian team restores old order ..