The party of former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan, who is lodged in Peshawar jail, has given a statement regarding calling Foreign Minister Jaishankar in its protest. On behalf of the party, it has been said that the party leader who had invited Jaishankar was his personal opinion, the party has nothing to do with it. It was told from PTI that there is no need for any kind of foreign interference in the struggle for Imran Khan. This is our internal matter and we will resolve it amongst ourselves. In fact, Imran Khan’s party had come under the target of people in Pakistan when a senior leader had said that the party would invite Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar, who was coming to Pakistan to attend the SCO summit, to join the protest. Planning to give.
While speaking on Saturday, PTI leader Saif had said that our party will call Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar in its protest and will ask him to talk to our people and see how strong Pakistan’s democracy is where everyone is free from opposition. Have the right to do.
The party distanced itself from the statement
PTI President Gauhar Khan distanced the party from Saif’s statement and said that Pakistan’s 70-year-old policy regarding India is the backbone of PTI. He said that peaceful protest is our constitutional right. None of the countries coming here to attend the SCO meeting being held in Pakistan have been invited to join the movement. No foreign person is allowed to interfere in the internal affairs of our country. Khan said that India or any other country has no role in our movement.
PTI’s love for Jaishankar is not new
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan is also included in the fan following of Foreign Minister Jaishankar. When Khan was out of jail, he played a viral clip of External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar in his rally, after which he was seen praising him. While praising the Indian Foreign Minister and foreign policy, Imran had said that this is the foreign policy of an independent country. Wherever the Indian Foreign Minister goes, he puts forward his views with full force. He looks America in the eye even after doing business with Russia.
Foreign Minister will go to Pakistan to attend SCO meeting
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar will be on a visit to Pakistan on October 15 and 16, where he will participate in the Shanghai Cooperation Organization meeting. While speaking to the media regarding the meeting, Jaishankar had said that he is going there only to participate in the SCO meeting.
