Following the increased tension between India and Pakistan over a deadly terrorist attack in Pahgam, the accounts of Pakistan People’s Party President Bilawal Bhutto Zardari and former Prime Minister Imran Khan have been suspended in India.
Former Pakistan Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto had accepted the tango of his country with terrorist operators and said that Pakistan has a past. Bhutto accepted the history of Pakistan with extremism, claiming that the nation has faced it as a result and has since improved.
In his statement, Defense Minister Khwaja Asif entered to join the support and funding of Pakistan’s terrorist groups.
In a conversation with Yalada Hakim of Sky News on Thursday, Bhutto said, “As far as the Defense Minister said, I don’t think it is a secret that Pakistan has a past … As a result, we have suffered, Pakistan has been suffering. We have gone through the wave after a wave of extremism.
Bhutto said, “As far as Pakistan’s history is concerned, this is history, and it is nothing we are participating in today. It is true that it is an unfortunate part of our history,” Bhutto further said.
Bhutto addressed a rally in Mirpur Khas on Thursday and was engaged in empty rhetoric, claiming that Pakistan wanted peace, but if India provoked him, he was ready for the war.
“Pakistan is a peaceful country, and Islam is a peaceful religion. We do not want war, but if someone attacks our Indus, they should be ready for war. We do not defeat the drums of war, but if provoked, a joint will flow the roar of Pakistan,” he said in the rally.
Bhutto was on fire for a controversial “either water or blood flow”, threatened India on suspension of the Indus Water Treaty, which allocates Western rivers (Indus, Jhelum, Chenb) to Pakistan and Eastern Rivers (Ravi, Buzzed, Suttalj) in India. (AI)
