Pakistan PM Imran Khan composed a letter to the Indian leader Narendra Modi that Pakistani individuals want peace and mutual relations with all neighbors, including India.
India wants peaceful relations
In his letter on March 23, seven days after Prime Minister Modi had expressed that India wants a genuine relationship with Pakistan’s individuals. He added that a climate of trust, without fear and bitterness between two nations, was necessary for a cooperative relationship. He also passed on wishes to Imran Khan and the Pakistani individuals to manage the coronavirus outbreak’s difficulties, naming it a tough time for humanity.
In response, the Pakistan PM said that he accepts that an empowering climate is essential for mutual and result-oriented dialogue. Pakistan’s PM too passed on the best wishes for the Indian individuals in the battle against the Covid-19 outbreak.
PM Imran wrote in the letter, dated March 29, the Foreign Office confirmed, I thank you for your letter passing on good acknowledgement on Pakistan Day. Individuals of Pakistan remember this Day by honoring the wisdom and forward planning of our founding fathers in imagining an independent state where they could live in freely and understand their full capacity.
Kashmir issue
PM Imran said the nation was satisfied that peace, unity, and safety in South Asia are dependent upon settling all exceptional issues among India and Pakistan, specifically the Jammu and Kashmir matter.
The advancement had come days after Prime Minister Imran said India would need to take the first action to standardize Pakistan relations. He added we are attempting. However, India needs to take the primary move, except that we can’t push forward if it does that.
Restarting ceasefire at LoC
However, the two nations formed a surprise a month ago by reporting the ceasefire’s reopening at the Line of Control (LoC) after a hotline contact between the directors-general of both countries’ military activities. Many accept that understanding was made possible through a back-channel. Pakistani authorities firmly reject it. Since then, no violation has been reported at the LoC, and there has been a noticeable decrease in talking from the two sides.
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