PM Imran Khan spoke from his heart during UNGA session: President

LAHORE, Oct 03 (APP):President Dr Arif Alvi on Thursday said that Prime Minister Imran Khan spoke from his heart on all the topics which he raised during the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) session.

He said this while addressing a seminar on “Pakistan’s International Role and Development on Kashmir Issue” in context of Prime Minister Imran Khan’s visit to United States of America, held at Alhamra here.

He said the prime minister during his speech raised two most important things, one he mentioned that Muslims of India would raise voice against the violence being inflicted upon them and second, he mentioned that when the curfew in the held valley was lifted, it would result in some severe situation like a revolt from Kashmiris.

He said these two aspects of the prime minister’s speech would play role in Kashmiris’ freedom movement. The president said, ” Nations recognise the leaders and stand with them.”

He further said Khushwant Singh wrote a book titled “The End of India” telling that India was fighting with its history so it would face its consequences.

Dr Arif Alvi said, “Even today whoever talks about Muslims in India he was asked to go to Pakistan and leave India.” Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had left with no arguments, he added.

He said the experience of Pakistan armed forces was incomparable, adding that now the people of Pakistan were prepared as a nation as they had faced many ups and downs and the day when country would become economically stable, at that time its people would be matchless.