Pakistan firmly stands with Kashmiris in current difficult time, says Fawad Ch
Lahore: Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Chaudhry Fawad Hussain Sunday said that Pakistan firmly stands with Kashmiri people in the current difficult time and will always continue to do so.


While talking to media, the Federal Minister said that Pakistan salutes Kashmiri people for their seven-decade long struggle for freedom.
“India is even afraid of the funeral of Kashmiri leader Syed Ali Gillani,” he added.
Responding to a question, he said Islamabad will do everything for stability in Afghanistan as instability there affects Pakistan the most.
“Pakistan has historical cultural ties with people of Afghanistan and Islamabad will continue playing its due role for peace and stability in Afghanistan,” said minister.
He said Pakistan supports formation of an Afghan Government comprising of all the groups, however, formation of Government is the issue of the Afghan nation.
Information minister urged the international community not to leave Afghanistan alone as leaving Kabul alone now may create instability in region.
Regarding the ISI Chief' visit to Kabul, he said unconventional ties are kept intact at intelligence level and Intelligence Chiefs of several countries have visited Kabul.

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