Pakistan eats crow as PM Shehbaz Sharif says ‘Pak has learnt its lessons… in 3 wars with India’

Pointing out that each India and Pakistan are nuclear powers, Shehbaz Sharif stated that struggle is just not good for anybody Image Courtesy AP

Islamabad: Pakistan goes by way of an ever-spiraling financial disaster that has prompted a extreme scarcity of meals objects in the nation.

An excessive scarcity of flour has led to numerous issues for the widespread folks. Amidst this gloom and doom situation, Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has voiced his opinion in regards to the situation of the nation and its relation with India.

According to Shehbaz Sharif, Pakistan has lastly discovered its lesson after a long time of hostility with India and now it needs to dwell in peace.

In an interview with Al Arabiya, the Prime Minister of Pakistan gave out a message for his counterpart in India, Narendra Modi.

“I appeal to the Indian leadership and Prime Minister Narendra Modi that we should sit at the negotiating table and try to solve every issue,” Shehbaz Sharif stated.

Calling for bettering relations with India, the Pakistan Prime Minister stated, “We are neighbours. It is up to us to live in peace. It is up to us to make progress or fight each other and waste time and resources.”

“We have fought three wars with India and each time it has brought more destitution, poverty and unemployment to the people. We have learned our lesson and we want to live in peace,” he added.

“We are ready to solve our problem. My message to Prime Minister Narendra Modi is that let’s sit and talk. Pakistan does not want us to spend our resources in making bombs and gunpowder.”

Pointing out that each India and Pakistan are nuclear powers, Shehbaz Sharif stated that struggle is just not good for anybody.

“We are nuclear powers, armed and if God forbid war breaks out, who will live to tell what happened,” he stated.

Pakistan has fought 4 wars with India

Pakistan has fought three full-scale wars and a restricted battle with India and has misplaced each time.

The first struggle began in October 1947, solely a few months after India gained independence and endured a bloody partition that led to the formation of Pakistan.

Pashtun tribals from the newly-formed Islamic nation led by the Pakistan Army carried out a bloody invasion of the erstwhile kingdom of Jammu and Kashmir, raping and looting their method to Srinagar regardless of some courageous resistance by the Dogra military of Maharaja Hari Singh.

The Maharaja’s choice to affix India and the next arrival of the Indian Army compelled the Pakistani forces to retreat all the way in which to Muzaffarabad in current day Pakistan-occupied Kasmir.

The second struggle between India and Pakistan befell in 1965. At that point the Prime Minister of India was Lal Bahadur Shastri and there was army rule in Pakistan beneath the management of General Yahya Khan. The Indian Army had wreaked havoc on Pakistan. This struggle ended and each nations signed the Tashkent Agreement.

The second struggle between India and Pakistan befell in 1971. In this struggle, Pakistan had received such a humiliating defeat from which it has not been capable of get better until date. In the struggle of 1971, Pakistan was divided into two items and Bangladesh was fashioned.
Dring this struggle, India rejected the strain of a superpower just like the US. More than 90,000 troopers of Pakistan had surrendered in the struggle. After this Indian army technique was praised all around the world.

The third struggle was waged by Pakistan in Kargil in 1999. During this, Pakistani troopers crossed the Line of Control (LoC) throughout the winter and established bases on a number of peaks that had been briefly vacated by the Indian Army.

Later, the Indian Army captured all of the posts arrange by the Pakistan Army in a collection of bloody clashes.

At first, Pakistan had denied the presence of its troopers in this struggle, however later its management accepted that the Kargil misadventure was the brainchild of the then General Pervez Musharraf.

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