India's policies are aimed at betterment of people, Imran Khan praises Modi Govt

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan has praised India's foreign policy. Addressing a rally at Malakand area in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Imran Khan said that India's foreign policy was free and for the betterment of people.

‘India is in alliance with the United States. India is also a member of Quad along with countries such as the US, Australia and Japan. Yet they are not biased. Russia imports crude oil despite US sanctions, because India's policies are aimed at the welfare of the people,’ said Imran. He added that he too was adopting a foreign policy with the welfare of the people in mind and would not bow down to anyone.

Meantime, there are reports that Army chief Qamar Javed Bajwa has asked Imran Khan to resign ahead of a no-confidence motion in Pakistan. The Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), a group of Islamic countries, is demanding his resignation following a meeting of foreign ministers this month.

Pakistan is now going through an unprecedented crisis. He has no money even for essential services. The Gulf states, which used to help earlier, are no longer paying much attention to Pakistan. Attempts to find a solution to the after coming closer to China and Russia were unsuccessful.