The former cricketer-turned-politician's remark comes in the wake of a no-confidence motion by a joint opposition that the Pakistan National Assembly will discuss on March 25.
Digital Desk: Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan praises India and its foreign policy on Sunday, at a time when it is under threat of being ousted from power due to a no-confidence motion moved against him. The Pakistan PM at a rally in Malakand, said “Main aaj Hindustan ko daad deta hun (I salute India today). It has always initiated a foreign policy that is distinct from the rest of the world." "India is a member of the Quad Alliance, which includes the United States. Even so, it refers to itself as neutral. India imports oil from Russia, which is subject to sanctions. This is because India's foreign policy is for its people," Khan said, according to the Pakistani website Express Tribune. Earlier, Imran Khan appreciated India for its growth in the information and technology sector and the policies that have attracted investment. The former cricketer-turned-politician's remark comes in the wake of a no-confidence motion by a joint opposition that the Pakistan National Assembly will discuss on March 25. A significant number of his party's lawmakers are also assumed to be voting against the government. During his speech, the 69-year-old politician stated that he was willing to forgive the dissident lawmakers as a' compassionate' father. "Return to the fold of the party or face social boycott," Pakistan's Prime Minister said in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, according to the Express Tribune. While facing criticism from the opposition and his lawmakers, Imran Khan has reportedly lost support from the Pakistan Army.Continue Reading
