PTI to raise PM’s trade ties with Indians in and outside parliament

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) spokesperson Fawad Chaudhry said Thursday that the issue of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s ‘trade relations with Indians’ will be raised in and outside the Parliament.

He was talking to media persons here referring to the much-talked about visit of Indian steel tycoon Sajjal Jindal’s arrival in Pakistan and meeting with Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. Fawad pointed out that the arrival of Jindal and DawnLeaks report were not coincidental and that as per confirmed reports, Jindal had brought a message from Indian Premier Modi for the Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif. He noted that India had reciprocated to Nawaz sending gifts of ‘saaris’ and sweets to Modi by dispatching RAW operative serving and Indian naval officer Kulbhushan Jhadav to Pakistan to do terrorist activities.

Nawaz relations with those, who were indulging in destabilisation of Pakistan, he said, were a matter of grave concern for the people of Pakistan.  PTI spokesperson alleged that Nawaz going to the airport to receive Jindal was a manifestation of his priorities. He asked what efforts Nawaz had made for recovery of missing Pakistan retired colonel. He made it clear that Pakistanis would not accept prime minister’s love for Indians, who were unleashing atrocities on the people of Indian occupied Kashmir since long. He warned that serious repercussions might be witnessed by Pakistan, if the Parliament did not ask questions to the prime minister for his relations with Indians.