India 'will conduct some action' in Pakistani-held part of
Kashmir to get spotlight off citizenship law protests – Imran Khan
27 Dec, 2019 09:19 / Updated 2 hours ago
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan warned that his Indian
counterpart, Narendra Modi, wants to shift global attention away from
ongoing protests against the citizenship law by conducting an operation
in Pakistani-held territory.
"I have been telling
the world for the past five months that Modi-RSS government, in order to
divert the world attention away from Kashmir and the protests against
the [citizenship] laws, will definitely conduct some sort of action in
Azad Kashmir," Khan told the crowd in the Punjab Province on
Thursday, according to local media reports, referring to the part of
disputed Kashmir controlled by Pakistan.
Khan did not elaborate on what kind of
“action”
India may undertake in Pakistani-held areas of Kashmir. Cross-border
shelling occurred along the Line of Control (LoC) on Wednesday, claiming
victims on both sides. India and Pakistan accused each other of firing
the first shot.
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