For the past few days, there has been a fierce situation in the politics of Pakistan. Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi is the reason for this arrogance. The controversy stems from him criticizing Saudi Arabia for capitalizing on the Kashmir case and directly threatening the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. This threat has not only made Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan uncomfortable but has also angered Saudi Arabia. Now the situation has become such that Qureshi's leave as foreign minister is almost certain to be considered. From the local press to the international press, there is talk that human rights minister Sheerin Mazari can replace him. All these developments are happening at a time when Pakistan has to repay the loan taken from Saudi Arabia.

The fierce battle starts with the statement of Qureshi. He had given a stern warning to Saudi Arabia-led organization 'Islamic Cooperation Organization' (OIC), that it is not taking a tough stand against India on Kashmir. According to Reuters, Qureshi even said that if he cannot intervene on the issue, he will be forced to call a meeting of the Islamic countries who are supporting Pakistan on this matter under the leadership of Prime Minister Imran Khan.

PTI has given a big statement to MPIDSA Senior Fellow and Coordinator Doctor Ashok Behuria. In which he said that Pakistan has become completely disillusioned with Arab countries on this issue. He also believes that the situation that has arisen in Pakistan in the present, will definitely have an impact on his financial system in the coming days. According to him, Pakistan is also afraid that Ummah is completely divided on the Kashmir issue. It consider this a major reason for Pak's fury.

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