ISLAMABAD: Adviser to Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs Sartaz Aziz said on Saturday that the ICJ had not issued any order on providing consular access to Indian agent Kulbhushan Jadhav.
“We approached the ICJ after consultation. The ICJ is used to grant stay in all the cases related to death sentencet,” Aziz said while addressing a press conference here.
He said Kulbhushan had confessed to his involvement in terror activities in Pakistan. He was awarded punishment as per law. Jadhav is a serving Indian naval officer and had been using fake passport. We faced problems in appointing the ad hoc judge as we had only five-day time. Pakistan was given only five days to prepare the case.
Speaking about Pakistani lawyer, Aziz said that Khawar Qureshi had represented Pakistan in the Hyderabad Funds case, whose verdict came in our favour. Quality matters, not time while giving arguments before a court, he said and added that everyone appreciated Qureshi for his argument. The decision to appoint Khawar Qureshi was endorsed by all.
Dar expresses optimism over progress in trade talksm, notes alignment in both countries’ interests
Rajput was being forced to marry against her well, claims 15-year-old daughter
"The government is in no way negligent regarding the case of Dr Aafia Siddiqui," says PM
Hardcore terrorist groups operating online under the guise of free speech, says minister
No government agency under the Sindh government is authorised to collect parking charges
Deputy prime minister arrives in Washington on second leg of his eight-day visit
