Pakistan parliamentary committee on Kashmir to meet today

Islamabad, Agency. Given the increasing tension on the Indo-Pak border, the Pakistan Parliamentary Committee is going to have an important meeting today.

It will be headed by Syed Fakhar Imam. In this context, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan held a meeting with the National Security Committee on Sunday.

In this meeting, Pakistan once again wandered the message of the Kashmir issue to wander the attention of the world. In the meeting, Pakistan accused India of being Indian targets on the Line of Control, targeting civilians.

After the Pulwama terror attack, Pakistan has become isolated after being isolated from the whole world and failed in terrorist infiltration.

Earlier, a meeting of the National Security Committee (NSC) was called on Sunday under the leadership of Imran Khan.

It discussed issues relating to national security. The announcement was made by the Prime Minister’s Special Assistant on Information and Broadcasting, Dr. Firdaus Ashiq, in a series of tweets on Sunday.

He said that the political leadership of Pakistan has to come together and give a message of unity and solidarity.

Pakistan accused the Indian Army that India is using cluster bombs on civilians in PoK. However, India has denied Pakistan’s accusations.

Significantly, the Indian Army has on Friday and Saturday thwarted a major infiltration attempt by Pakistan’s Border Action Team in the Keran sector.

Security forces have killed about seven Pakistani bat commandos and terrorists during the last 36 hours. At the same time, Pakistan has once again refused to accept its own soldiers as its own.

On the other hand, in this matter today, important meetings of the cabinet are going to be held under the chairmanship of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

In addition to terror threats in Kashmir, Home Minister Amit Shah had held a high-level meeting on Sunday to discuss further strategy. After this there has been a stir in Jammu and Kashmir.

A meeting with National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Home Secretary Rajiv Gauba took place at Amit Shah’s office in Parliament House for about two hours.