SIALKOT: Former minister of foreign affairs, Khawaja Asif, said on Friday night that expecting a lot from India was a bit hasty on Pakistan’s part.
While speaking to a private channel, the Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) leader remarked that Pakistani leaders should not compromise on the nation’s honour if this was how India had to behave.
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First, the incumbent Prime Minister and their minister issue a statement, and then, later, it turns out to be something else entirely different, he explained.
“They should learn some manners,” Asif concluded.
Earlier, the Indian government had called off the meeting of foreign ministers of Pakistan and India, which was scheduled in New York on the sidelines of United Nation General Assembly (UNGA) later this month.
