Bilawal visited Goa to attend the SCO CFM meeting. With this, he becomes the first Pakistani foreign minister to visit India in almost 12 years.
"Leaving national security at the mercy of [Asif] Zardari's politically-immature son is criminal stupidity," The News International quoted Imran Khan as saying.
A section of BJP workers staged a protest near the Pakistan High Commission, over Bilawal remarks against the Prime Minister. With placards in their hands, they raised “Pakistan hai hai” and “Bilawal Bhutto maafi maango” slogans.
Pakistan's leaders have found it fit to play petty politics with 'arch enemy' India even as their country is hit by a natural calamity of unprecedented magnitude. Heavy monsoon rain, induced by climate change, has devastated nearly a third of the country. Millions are marooned and are struggling to find food, shelter and medicines.
The cricketing icon-turned-politician has faced mounting legal challenges over the past few days.
If we are to find the surefootedness required to tackle the challenges to come, everyone must first be made to kneel before the sword of the law.
There is little doubt that Pakistan’s former Prime Minister is straining every nerve to effect a political comeback.
The views would also capture possible inter-generational differences yielding a sense of how opinions might be evolving and why.
This refrain from openly criticising the US government explicitly was always helpful in replotting the return to power.
Our stakeholders, the countries that take the vote as to whether they are supporting this or not, make the final decision.
