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Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan's party that came to power after he promised that he would not provide any shelter to terrorists on their soil, is often seen in news for the same

Indian EAM during a press briefing on Tuesday had said that "Pakistan occupied Kashmir is a part of India and we expect one day we will have physical jurisdiction over it."

Despite worrying about the citizenship of their own country, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan is more bothered about his neighbouring country's decision in abrogating Article 370 from Jammu and Kashmir

President of the USA, Donald Trump has iterated that he will soon be meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Pakistan PM Imran Khan. PM Modi’s ‘Howdy Modi!’ event is slated for September 22 and Trump will also be addressing Indian-American citizens alongside the Indian Prime Minister. 
 

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan speaking to Al Jazeera said that when two nuclear-armed countries fight a conventional war, there is every possibility of it ending in a nuclear war. Here is what he spoke about choices for a country in such a situation.

In an exclusive interview to Russia Today that aired on Friday, Khan said: "...India has annexed Kashmir, so it is no longer a disputed territory as far as India is concerned. They have made it a part of India."

I want to tell India that extremism would rise in Kashmir. People would fight against the atrocities and human rights violations, said Pakistan PM Imran Khan. Whereas India had reiterated in Geneva summit that Pakistan's narrative was fabricated.

 

Kashmir issue: Rejecting Pakistan's propaganda, India said it was an ill-disguised effort by Pakistan to advance its territorial ambitions with hysterical, false, fabricated narratives aiming at politicising and polarising the forum.

Former Hindu Pakistan lawmaker from Prime Minister Imran Khan's Tehreek-e-Insaf party, Baldev Kumar, has reached India along with his family members

India and Pakistan are taking part in the 42nd session of United Nations Human Rights Council. Here is how Pakistan is being cornered in Kashmir issue by the international community.
 

With no support yet from other countries, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan continues to urge Saudi, UAE foreign ministers to intervene in the Kashmir issue

With Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan making constant attempts to raise the Kashmir issue on global platforms, his countrymen have asked him to concentrate on economy first and focus on Kashmir issues later 
 

New Delhi and Islamabad have agreed that Pakistan would allow about 5,000 Sikh visitors per day into the country through the proposed Kartarpur corridor

Nankana Sahib railway station of Pakistan’s Punjab province will be named after Guru Nanak Dev, the founder of Sikhism, railway minister Sheikh Rasheed said.
 

Pakistan Prime minister Imran Khan’s call for a Kashmir Hour to show support and solidarity with Kashmiris is only a tactic to cover up his follies in relation to his inability to address burning issues like falling economy, among others.