On Pakistan’s National Day, the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi sent the Pakistani people greetings and good wishes. In response, Imran Khan hurriedly overlooked the suffering of the Kashmiri people and praised Modi’s message. Khan said, “I welcome PM Modi's message to our people. As we celebrate Pakistan Day I believe it is time to begin a comprehensive dialogue with India to address and resolve all issues, especially the central…

In the early hours of 26 February 2019, desperate to win Indian elections, Modi ordered a flagrant violation of Pakistan’s air and land space. Modi did so just three days after offering peace, exemplifying the saying that, “from the mouth comes forth greetings, whilst the armpit conceals the dagger.”

On 19 February 2019, Pakistan’s Prime Minister, Imran Khan, issued a carefully worded, pre-recorded video message, amidst rising tensions between India and Pakistan, in the wake of the 14 February Pulwama attack, in which a single, brave, young man of Occupied Kashmir dispatched forty Indian occupying troops to Hell.

Pakistan’s Prime Minister, Imran Khan, tweeted on 22 September 2018 that he was “disappointed” after India arrogantly announced to cancel the meeting of foreign ministers of India and Pakistan that was to be held on the sidelines of UNGA in New York. So, despite its claims of “change,” within its first hundred days the new regime is marching on the path of humiliation