Praising India’s foreign policy once again, former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has said that India’s foreign policy is made for the betterment of its people unlike Pakistan.
speaking at a rally LahoreImran Khan said, “India, which is a strategic partner of the United States, is importing oil from Russia, saying that its decisions are based on the betterment of their people. But our foreign policy is for the betterment of other peoples. is.” per news agency ANI report good.
This comes after his praise for India in March when Imran Khan He had accepted that India’s foreign policy was independent and for the good of the people.
During a public rally in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Malakand area, Imran Khan had said: “I admire our neighbor as they have always had an independent foreign policy. Today India is in their (US) alliance and they are quadrilaterals. Security).
He further justified the reason for his visit to Russia. Imran Khan said that he went to Moscow to control the rising inflation in Pakistan.
“I went to Russia because Russia gave us oil at a discount of 30 per cent,” he said at a Lahore rally. The PTI chairman was not the first to claim that he was out of power for Pakistan following an independent foreign policy, which he said was not liked by international powers.
He accused global forces of dismantling their government with local “Mir Jafars and Mir Sadiqs among others,” when the economy was shooting up, exports were at record highs – and all this at a time when the coronavirus wreaked havoc. There was a catastrophe.”
Imran Khan, while explaining the cablegate issue, reiterated his charge of threatening Pakistan’s ambassador to the US by US Assistant Secretary of State for Central and South Asia Donald Lu, saying that the US needs Khan to be back in good books. should be thrown out.
“What crime did we commit that required pardon? Was it that we went to Russia? Or did we say we would not allow military bases? Remember Lahore from where they got these bad habits. Why did they do that? Don’t ask India? He asked. Khan said foreign powers do not like him promoting trade with China.
The deposed prime minister said, “Since he did not like all these things, a conspiracy was hatched. But without the support of Mir Jafar and Mir Sadiq, no conspiracy can succeed.”
(with inputs from agencies)