akistan PM Imran's minister said - its considering shutting down airspace for India
Pakistan again gave a hoot, Pakistan PM Imran's minister said - its considering shutting down airspace for India. Pakistan preparing war environment, SSG commandos deployed along the border. Pakistan's airspace to be completely closed for India. Pak Minister said that there was discussion on shutting down airspace for India in cabinet meeting. Along with this, consider also closing the road used for Afghanistan trade. Chaudhary Fawad Hussain said that it was all started by Modi, but we will finish it. Earlier on Monday, Pak PM Imran Khan threatened nuclear attack. Today there was a cabinet meeting chaired by Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan. In this meeting, Khan discussed Kashmir. It was only after the meeting that Minister Fawad Chaudhary tweeted the Giddarbhakki. Islamabad: Pakistan has buoyed the Modi government's decisions on Jammu and Kashmir and is comforting itself by constantly threatening. A minister of Imran Khan has said that the government is considering to completely shut down Pakistan's airspace for India. He said that Modi had started, we will finish.
akistan PM Imran's minister said - its considering shutting down airspace for India - india 24x7 news Minister of Science and Technology in Imran Khan Cabinet Fawad Chaudhary said, "The Prime Minister (Imran Khan) is considering to completely close the airspace for India. The road route that India uses for doing business in Afghanistan is also being considered to be completely closed. The legal aspects of all these decisions were also discussed in the cabinet meeting. Modi has started, we will end. After the cabinet meeting, Firdaus Ashiq Awan, the Prime Minister's special assistant for information matters, said that Khan told the cabinet about his decision to raise the Kashmir issue in the world. He said that he remains the voice of the Kashmiri people. Awan said that the Prime Minister's address to the United Nations General Assembly was also discussed in the meeting in which he would fight on the issues of the Kashmiri people. He said, "The Prime Minister has announced that no country in the world, whether it stands with Kashmir or not, Pakistan will always stand with its Kashmiri brothers and sisters." Pakistan Minister Chaudhary Fawad Hussain said that PM Imran Khan is considering completely shutting down his airspace for India. Hussain said, "The road used by India and Pakistan to do business in Afghanistan is also being considered to be completely closed." The legal aspects of all these decisions were also discussed in the cabinet meeting. Modi has started it, we will finish it. Pakistan has closed airspace before Pakistan shutting down its airspace for Indian aircraft is not new. After the Pulwama attack, when India entered into Pakistan and carried out an air strike in Balakot, Pakistan also shut down its airspace for India. After this, Pakistan started the airspace seeing its losses. After this, even after removing the article from Kashmir, Pakistan had closed one of its corridors for Indian aircraft. its Pakistans's loss to close airspace Pak, who was on the verge of a disaster, also suffered significant losses due to the shutdown of his airspace for Indian aircraft. Because of which Pakistan had to restart it. After the Balakot air strike, Pakistan lost about Rs 700 crore due to the closure of airspace. 'Muzaffarabad too difficult to save' Please tell that before this, the chairman of Pakistan People's Party has also lashed out at PM Imran Khan. Opposition leader Bilawal Bhutto said that this government is a complete failure. Bhutto said that Modi snatched Kashmir and Pakistan PM Imran Khan kept sleeping. He said, "Earlier our policy was how to get to Srinagar, but now it has become difficult to save Muzaffarabad." Attacking the Pak PM in a very strong tone, Bhutto said that Imran Khan cannot even kiss in front of PM Narendra Modi, he becomes a cat. For more please visit https://www.india24x7news.com/akistan-pm-imrans-minister-said-considering-shutting-airspace-india/ Read the full article