PESHAWAR (Pajhwok): India’s efforts to sabotage Afghan-Pakistan relations would not succeed, Prime Minister Advisor on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz saidhours after President Ashraf Ghani hit out at Islamabad for exporting terrorism.
“We don’t need any pressure on counter-terrorism because we have done more than any other country to eliminate it,” Aziz told a hurriedly-called media briefing in Islamabad on his return from Amritsar, where he was not allowed to interact with the media.
Ghani’s remarks against Pakistan were regrettable but understandable . . .
