Jemima praises PM Imran’s decision to release Indian pilot Abhinandan
Jemima, the former wife of Prime Minister Imran Khan, took to Twitter to praise PM Imran over his decision to release Indian Pilot Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman as a peace gesture.
LONDON: Jemima Goldsmith, the former wife of Prime Minister Imran Khan, has applauded the decision of Pakistan to release Indian Pilot Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman.
Jemima took to Twitter to praise the decision of PM Imran Khan with clap emoji.
She was commenting of post shared by the Government of Pakistan’s official Twitter handle after PM Imran Khan announced in the parliament that Islamabad will release Abhinandan on Friday.
Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday announced to release Indian pilot Abhinandan Varthaman on Friday as a peace gesture.
The pilot was captured by Pakistani forces after his jet was downed on Thursday.
The prime minister was giving a policy statement at a joint sitting of both houses of parliament convened to discuss situation that has emerged after Indian intrusion of Pakistan's airspace .
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