LAHORE: Railways Minister Sheik Rashid Ahmad on Saturday said that India had turned into a fanatic state rather than mainstream under the prevalence of Narendra Modi.
Tending to a question and answer session held at the Pakistan Railways Headquarters, he said that India was a major nation yet its PM's' believing was shoddy.
The priest said that total harmony couldn't be kept up in the district till the lasting arrangement of Kashmir issue.
"Voice of Kashmir is voice of Pakistan and we bolster Kashmiri individuals in their battle of opportunity," he included.
He said that India was all the while shelling at Azad Jammu and Kashmir over the Line of Control by disregarding truce assention.
"Kashmir issue is at its pinnacle now amid the present time and each offspring of Kashmir is prepared to forfeit his life for opportunity," he included.
He saluted Pakistani media for its not too bad news coverage amid the present situation and said that Indian media played an insane and jingoistic job.
"I am not for war but rather we will for all time take out our adversary on the off chance that war is forced on us," he said.
"Most likely, India is a major nation however we have better airforce just as rocket framework than India," he included.
He said that Pakistan relies upon its own local innovation, while, India was 75 percent subject to others in rocket innovation.
In any case, he said that war was dependably the consequence of disappointment of outside strategy.
Valuing the choice of Prime Minister Imran Khana session discharging Indian Pilot, he stated, Imran had turned out to be genuine possibility for Noble Peace Prize.
"Today Imran and Pakistan Army are in agreement," he included.
To an inquiry, Sheik Rashid said that why the peoplewere stressed over the choice of discharging Indian pilot.
"Don''t stress, we will again capture Indian pilot at whatever point, it was required," he included.
It is my reasonable message for India that harmony would beresponded with harmony.
The clergyman praised choice of the governmentabout blacklist of the OIC session.
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