Pakistani PM Imran Khan warns Indian PM Narendra Modi of his "Last Mistake'
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ISLAMABAD - Pakistani PM Imran Khan warns Indian PM Narendra Modi of his "Last Mistake'.
Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday warned Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and said that if he dared to attack Pakistan it would be his ‘last mistake’.
“Modi your first mistake on August 5 when you revoked the special status of Kashmir,” the prime minister said while addressing a rally in Mirpur. “If you attack Pakistan and conquer it in 10 days like you said, I guarantee that each and every person in this country will fight you till the last breath.”
“Our army is battle-hardened and has taken on terrorism and defeated which even the best troops in the world could not do,” he remarked.
Criticising Modi, PM Imran said that his move on August 5 was an egotistical move. “I can guarantee you now that Kashmir will now be independent. Before August 5, the world had forgotten about Kashmir. Even the Pakistani leaders did not talk about Kashmir, but now the entire world is talking about Kashmir.”
“In the last six months, the issue of Kashmir has become internationalised,” PM Imran stated. “Before this India used to say that the issue of Kashmir was a bi-lateral issue. When Pakistan used to talk about Kashmir, India used to say that talk about Azad Kashmir.”
The prime minister continued, “Today we are a country that solves issues. Whether it is an issue with Iran and Saudi Arabia or it is about the Afghan peace process, we try our best to solve it.”
Coming back to Modi he once again called him out for jetting on a campaign of hatred to win the elections.
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