Pakistani media reports that Nawaz Sharif gave Pakistani prime minister such suggestions to the Prime Minister of India – Nawaz Sharif advised Pakistan to avoid expanding with India after the Bagalkam attack.
India and Pakistan have been tension as India’s Indus Water Agreement has been suspended after the Bahl -Balgam attack. Former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has advised Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif to find a diplomatic solution in the midst of the Pakistani media on Sunday. Nawaz Sharif, chairman of the Pakistan-Muslim League (Nawaz), asked his younger brother Shabaz Sharif to avoid the struggle with India.
According to the report, Prime Minister Shabaz Nawaz Sharif consulted in the National Security Strategy. Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif met Nawaz Sharif in Umrah, a family residence. Punjab Chief Minister Mariam Nawaz also attended the meeting.
During the discussion, it is reported that Shahbas informed his older brother about the results of Pakistan’s National Security Committee (NCC) after the Indus water contract was suspended. India has decided to suspend the Indus water contract after the terrorist attacks targeted by tourists in Bahlkham, Jammu and Kashmir.
Accused of misdemeanor
During the meeting, Shahbaz Sharif accused India of another “misplacement” by India to create instability in the Bahalgam attack. He expressed concern that India’s decision to suspend the Indus Water Agreement would affect the risk of conflict between the neighboring neighbors.
According to the report, the Pakistani prime minister also said that if it provoked it, the country’s security system is ready to respond to “more forces.”
Shahbaz Sharif advised to take precautions by the elder brother
Nawaz Sharif advised him to take precautions during the meeting when the Prime Minister of Pakistan was aggressive. According to BML-N, Nawaz Sharif urged Pakistan to try all diplomatic ways to reduce tensions with India and prevent military conflicts.
A BML-My proof said, “Nawaz is not interested in taking an aggressive position.” This indicates that they preferably prioritize stress at a time when regional stability continues to weaken.
Nawaz Sharif, who emphasized the commitment to peace in the region, said Pakistan wants peace in South Asia and strongly condemns all kinds of terrorism.
