Modi put regional peace at risk for electoral gains: Asad Qaiser

MIRPUR: The National Assembly (NA) Speaker Asad Qaiser has said that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi put regional peace at risk for electoral gains.

Asad Qaiser said that Indian prime minister wanted to initiate a dangerous game in the region and warned that war between the two nuclear powers would bring total disaster in the two countries.

Asad Qaiser demanded of the United Nations to take notice of Indian atrocities in occupied Kashmir and said that Indian troops killed thousands of innocent Kashmiris in 2018.

He said that India was showing irresponsible behavior and facing criticism worldwide. Asad Qaiser said that India had failed to present concrete evidences about its false claims of Pakistan’s involvement in Pulwama attack.

Paying tribute to armed forces, he said that the nation proud of its security forces. The speaker said that all the opposition parties and the government were on the same page against Indian intrusion.

The speaker said that he came here to express solidarity with the Kashmiri people.

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