Imran Khan has managed to present himself to the world as a 'man of peace', "He outmaneuvered India"

[Peaceful Civilian]

May be on his personal level but, its not bringing any results as deescalting the crunt situation , so its jst personal PR , which.is against the intersts of the nation

Nation want Peace. Only few jihadi want war.

 

[Armstrong]

@Imran Khan - Have you really?

 

[Imran Khan]

@Imran Khan - Have you really?

i am man of sharab not peace . peace takky kabab baad main jo mangwana phly bottle

 

[batmannow]

Nation want Peace. Only few jihadi want war.

No india wants war, and u can't just sit and keep singing ur dam peace song cause tht won't stop india to attack u, it's time to wake up, stand and pick up a gun, and battle for peace instead wasting time on debating peace u can't clap in with a single hand ??? Nice to see u enemy!

 

[Shahzaz ud din]

Theresa May lauds PM Imran’s peace overtures amid Pak-India tensions
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Published: March 3, 2019
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British prime minister welcomes her Pakistani counterpart’s decision of releasing the Indian pilot. FILE PHOTOS

British Prime Minister Theresa May on Sunday appreciated Prime Minister Imran Khan’s decision of releasing the Indian pilot, a move widely appreciated by the international community.

She welcomed the peace overtures by the prime minister amid heightened tensions between Pakistan and India, said a statement issued by the PM Office.

Prime Minister Imran apprised the British premier of Pakistan’s perspective on the developments since the Pulwama incident, in which nearly four dozen Indian soldiers were killed when a young Kashmiri drove a vehicle full of explosives into a military convoy in the Indian Occupied Kashmir district on February 14.

Prime Minister May welcomed her Pakistani counterpart’s decision of releasing Indian Air Force (IAF) Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman, which has been widely appreciated by the international community.

She mentioned the need for both India and Pakistan to de-escalate tensions, adding that the UK was in touch with both sides in this regard.

Prime Minister Imran invited the UK premier for a visit to Pakistan with the latter reciprocating the gesture.


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[Dark-Destroyer]

Diplomatic win the world is appreciating Pakistan's gestures only cow cola drinkers and open feciaters see it as weakness

 

[maximuswarrior]

No doubt that India is losing the diplomacy.

I am afraid Modi and the CIA are losing this battle.

 

[Indus Pakistan]

What a diplomatic victory. We don't see things go in Pakistan's favour often. India got slapped, bent over in front of the world but then turned around to look all peace loving and dignified by releasing the captured pilot. Good as it gets. And the world has noted this. Across most of the international media Pakistan is looking good. Keep this up and Pakistan's image in ten years could be shining.

 

[Yankee-stani]

What a diplomatic victory. We don't see things go in Pakistan's favour often. India got slapped, bent over in front of the world but then turned around to look all peace loving and dignified by releasing the captured pilot. Good as it gets. And the world has noted this. Across most of the international media Pakistan is looking good. Keep this up and Pakistan's image in ten years could be shining.

Just needs to get the Mullah types out and we will become a "exotic" country to see in 10 years

 

[Pakhtoon yum]

Theresa May lauds PM Imran’s peace overtures amid Pak-India tensions
By News Desk
Published: March 3, 2019
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British prime minister welcomes her Pakistani counterpart’s decision of releasing the Indian pilot. FILE PHOTOS

British Prime Minister Theresa May on Sunday appreciated Prime Minister Imran Khan’s decision of releasing the Indian pilot, a move widely appreciated by the international community.

She welcomed the peace overtures by the prime minister amid heightened tensions between Pakistan and India, said a statement issued by the PM Office.

Prime Minister Imran apprised the British premier of Pakistan’s perspective on the developments since the Pulwama incident, in which nearly four dozen Indian soldiers were killed when a young Kashmiri drove a vehicle full of explosives into a military convoy in the Indian Occupied Kashmir district on February 14.

Prime Minister May welcomed her Pakistani counterpart’s decision of releasing Indian Air Force (IAF) Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman, which has been widely appreciated by the international community.

She mentioned the need for both India and Pakistan to de-escalate tensions, adding that the UK was in touch with both sides in this regard.

Prime Minister Imran invited the UK premier for a visit to Pakistan with the latter reciprocating the gesture.


Read more: Imran Khan , india , Latest

Theresa who?

 

[Wrath]

Theresa who?

Theresa May . Present .... Prime minister of UK .

 

[Fekay]

The pilot release by Imran was a great play. I’ve had several people bring up the recent Pak v India scenario and they had nothing praises for Pakistan and Imran. The kind of people you wouldn’t even think were interested in anything India-Pakistan.

 

[Pakhtoon yum]

Theresa May . Present .... Prime minister of UK .

Never heard of her

 

[Indus Pakistan]

Theresa who?

You know the PM of a country that's listed as 4th or 5th most influence in the world and on the side provides a queen to rule over likes of you guy's ....

Next time think when you RCMP .. the 'R' is for Royal.

 

[Pakistansdefender]

Just needs to get the Mullah types out and we will become a "exotic" country to see in 10 years

No doubt religion needs to be under strict government control. Even big scholars have said this.
Look at central Asian republics and Turkey and even Arab States. Religion is given by certified religious scholars.. Every mosque is government funded, every madrassa is government funded . They study strictly Govt approved by course and sermons etc