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Nawaz asked us not to speak against India, claims ex-diplomat Tasneem Aslam

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Former spokesperson for the Foreign Office alleged that Nawaz Sharif had close ties with Modi.


ISLAMABAD: Former Foreign Office spokesperson Tasneem Aslam claimed that ex-prime minister Nawaz Sharif asked the diplomats to not speak against India or on the subject of Indian spy in Pakistani custody, Kulbhushan Jadhav, during the PML-N tenure.

While speaking to a journalist, Aslam said that the Sharif family was in favour of India.

Former spokesperson for the Foreign Office alleged that Nawaz had close ties with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

She said that when Nawaz Sharif attended the oath-taking ceremony of Modi, he did not meet Hurriyat leaders, adding that his pro-India policies did not benefit Pakistan.

After the interview started gaining attention on social media, Human Right Minister Shireen Mazari said that the former diplomat was only ‘confirming’ what they always knew.

“Tasnim is merely confirming what we always knew and spoke about. But courageous of a retd MOFA bureaucrat to come out with this -question is at that time did MOFA go along?” tweeted the minister.

Khawaja Asif reacts
Reacting to ex-official of the Foreign Office, PML-N senior leader Khawaja Asif said that he, in his capacity as both defence and foreign minister during the PML-N tenure, adopted austere behavior towards India.

Asif lashed out that Pakistanis barely ever heard the name of Jadhav from Prime Minister Imran Khan.

The ex-foreign minister said that Nawaz has no business ties with India and it is just political propaganda.

'Pack of lies’
Former diplomat Kamran Shafeeh said that Aslam’s interview is comical, calling it a ‘pack of lies’.

The ex-envoy said that Aslam’s interview reflects the 'influence' on the foreign office.

Tasneem Aslam worked as a FO spokesperson during the tenure of military ruler Gen Pervez Musharraf and later in PML-N government.

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Reacting to ex-official of the Foreign Office, PML-N senior leader Khawaja Asif said that he, in his capacity as both defence and foreign minister during the PML-N tenure, adopted austere behavior towards India.
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The most loyal pet comes to the defence of his owner.
 
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Still find patwaris on PDF sometimes hiding out there with every chance to spew hate at PTI and IK.

What a shame. Had PTI not taken power, Pakistan was sold and sinking. Thanks to the traitors in PML and PPP.
People who deny these facts are asking that they are waiting for divine justice as proof. Problem is Devine justice is harsh but lesson learned is "Dont learn lesson".
 
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Still find patwaris on PDF sometimes hiding out there with every chance to spew hate at PTI and IK.

What a shame. Had PTI not taken power, Pakistan was sold and sinking. Thanks to the traitors in PML and PPP.
There should be strict legislation against people supporting ghaddars like nawaz sharif and zardari as well. straight prison for life.

Nothing new here whole Pak knows about it Mian Narender Sharif
Yes, next step isolate people who still support nawaz treason sharif
 
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Send this b#stard to Hindustan then. First you loot the poor of this country and then you f#cking have the gal to speak in favor for the oppressor of your own people?


Traitor at its finest. Allah ka shukar he ye harami hamare political scene se to nikla. The rest of PML-N should get booted out too.
 
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Nawaz and Zardari never defended Pakistan on any given International platform. Nawaz was Modis personal tea boy.
 
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I find it hard to believe that someone can commit such high treason. People say it was because of business reasons with India, really? My view is that Nawaz and Zardari were and are being controlled from somewhere else oh yes, western countries.
 
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Not surprised it is expected from that ganjuu. Anyone seen his speeches on international forums? Sweat, water, napkins
 
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