India has been condemned in the veins of Pakistan. Now it has become his nature. This has become the main agenda of his foreign policy. Since the Pulwama terror attack, the country has been isolated from the world, Pakistan has used every platform only as a protest against India. Not only this, from the United Nations stage, it has also given a thunderous impression of nuclear war. Once again in Davos, Switzerland, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has spewed poison against India.

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According to the media report, Imran, who took part in the World Economic Conference World Economic Forum 2020, has once again spewed venom against India. Imran raised the issue of Article 370 from the United Nations in a full conference. He appealed to take steps to reduce tensions between the two countries. He once again referred to nuclear weapons and said that the world should take the initiative to reduce the tension before the use of this weapon. According to the Dawn newspaper, in this forum, Imran said that due to the revised citizenship law and diverting attention from domestic demonstrations on the Kashmir issue, the tension on the border can increase. In an interview to the International Media Council on the sidelines of the forum's annual meeting in Davos, Khan said that two such nuclear weapon-rich countries should not even think about the conflict.

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In his statement, Imran said that for this the United Nations and especially America should take initiative. The special thing is that a day before that he had met US President Donald Trump, who again repeated his offer of help in the Kashmir case. Khan also demanded that the UN Military Observer Group be approved along the Line of Control in India and Pakistan. India has been saying that the Observer Group formed in January 1949 has lost its usefulness and has become irrelevant with the Shimla Agreement and the subsequent Line of Control.

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