On the issue of Kashmir, the claims of Pak PM Imran Khan are beginning to open their ministers themselves. His trusted aide and influential minister, Sheikh Rashid, said on Saturday that Pakistan had shown weakness on the Kashmir issue and denied his own government's claim that it had succeeded in internationalizing the issue. It may be noted that Pakistan may be raising the Kashmir issue in front of the global community, but the fact is that most of the countries of the UN Security Council believe that it is a bilateral issue and it is not a proper forum for discussion.
Railway Minister Sheikh Rashid of the Pak government said that the ruling PTI government would hold a rally in the country till 5 February to demonstrate solidarity with the people of Kashmir. Rashid told reporters, "I think we have shown weakness so far on the Kashmir issue." I have talked about this in cabinet meetings. '
Darsial, Imran had tweeted on Thursday, "Jammu and Kashmir dispute must be resolved as per the relevant Security Council resolution and the wishes of the Kashmiri Awam." We will continue to support the Kashmiri people with moral, political and diplomatic support…. However, Imran himself admitted in an interview to a German news channel that no one from the global community was getting along on the issue.
On the other hand, on Friday, Imran chaired the meeting on the situation in Kashmir, the meeting was attended by Army Chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa, ISI Director General Lt Gen Fayyaz Hamdi, Foreign Secretary Sohail Mahmoodi and other senior officers of the army and government. Preparations for the Kashmir Day to be held on February 5 every year to demonstrate solidarity with the people of Kashmir were discussed.
It is noteworthy that after the removal of the special state status from Jammu and Kashmir, there has been a panic in Pakistan and he was raising the issue with the international community, despite knowing the fact that India has an internal issue. At the same time, Pakistan has not received any support from any platform. Pakistan itself has been facing criticism for persecution of minorities in Balochistan and other parts of the country, accusing India of violating human rights.
