World News | India, Pakistan must not choose war; issues should be resolved through dialogue: Imran Khan

Islamabad [Pakistan]June 21 (ANI): Pakistan Justice Instigation (PTI) chairman and former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan has said that India and Pakistan will never choose war and the two countries should resolve issues through dialogue.

“The problem is, it’s like two civilized countries. We should solve our problems through dialogue. If we can’t solve our problems through dialogue, we will continue to talk. But war is never an option,” said the Press Trust of India chief. said in an interview. Wajahat S. Khan of the Atlantic Council.

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The Atlantic Council is the U.S. think tank in the field of international affairs.

Meanwhile, Amjad Ayub Mirza, a writer and human rights activist from Mirpur in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, recently wrote that Pakistan continues to send terrorists with the assistance of Pakistani military establishments Penetrate into Jammu and Kashmir region.

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Mirza wrote in a recent article that this is nothing new as the Indian Armed Forces and Border Security Forces have been fighting Pakistani infiltration since 1947.

He writes that in the early hours of October 22, 1947, before dawn, the roar of heavy army trucks was heard over the mountains of Pielbengarh, carrying tribal mercenaries on their way to Muzaffarabad under the command of Pakistani officers.

A total of 50,000 Lashkar Lashkar tribesmen from northwestern Afghanistan bordering Afghanistan accompanied the Pakistani army, Mirza wrote, adding that the invaders took advantage of surprise and quickly captured Muzaffarabad, Mirpur, Uzbekistan and Baramulla.

On October 26, 1947, the Maharaja signed the Instrument of Accession and the next day Indian troops began arriving at Srinagar airport.

All commercial airliners flying in India at the time were mobilized to transport Indian troops to the Himalayan battlefields. (Arnie)

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