Parliament to be taken into confidence on the Kulbhushan Jadhav case
Parliament to be taken into confidence on the Kulbhushan Jadhav case: While talking to the reporters on Monday 22nd of May, Mr Sadiq said that “The attorney-general has been invited to brief the MPs through the Parliamentary Committee for National Security on the efforts the government has so far made and the next likely steps regarding the Kulbhushan Jadhav case so that the parliament may be taken into confidence in this regard.”
Mr Sadiq lamented that the opposition criticised the legal team because the International Court of Justice (ICJ) had stayed hanging of Jadhav. At this time Mr Sadiq called on for forging unity on the issues of national security.
In Answering a question about the Arab-US summit in Riyadh, the speaker said that using the Islamic Military Alliance against Iran could be a wish of the US President Donald Trump, however it is not per the wishes of the alliance.
Mr Sadiq claimed that the government was against any step that could hit neighbouring Iran, and the conference held with regard to Yemen had already decided it in principle that Pakistan will not fight any other country’s war on a foreign soil. He further added that attending the Arab Islamic summit conference didn’t necessarily mean that Islamabad was against Teheran.
Mr Sadiq assured that “The [the government] won’t become a part of a war against any Muslim country and that elected representatives also hold the same opinion.”
Mr Sadiq added that the country so far had offered sacrifices of its 65,000 citizens and army men in the fight against terrorism, Mr Sadiq said that not recognising these sacrifices by Trump during the Riyadh summit reflected the thinking of the US president.
The Speaker told the press “Not recognising the sacrifices is rather a proof of the fact that the country on path of progress is a thorn in the side of the enemies. What pinches our enemies most is our being a nuclear state.”
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