FATF may need darker shades of grey for Pakistan
Sun Online Desk
21st February, 2021 09:39:08
Despite warnings, Pakistan’s machinations to hoodwink the international community remain the same, reports Asian Lite News.
Pakistan’s predicament is pitiful. A democracy held hostage by its Army and intelligence agency, Islamabad now has its back against the wall fighting the world to prove that it isn’t a haven for terrorists. Sadly, it’s fighting a losing battle.
Pakistan’s involvement in acting as a launchpad for jihadists across the world hasn’t escaped the world’s notice. Be it injecting militants to support separatists in Azerbaijan to ferment trouble in Nagorno-Karabakh to smuggling narcotics across LoC to poison the youth in Punjab, the nefarious activities of the Islamic State has become a destabilizing factor across the world.
Pak rejects India s concerns about Sikh pilgrims International | Written by : IANS| Updated:
Islamabad, Feb 19 (IANS) The Foreign Office on Thursday rejected Indian concerns about Sikh Yatris visiting Pakistan for pilgrimage and said that they were fully facilitated during the trips. Pakistan provides maximum facilitation to the Sikh Yatris from all over the world, including India, for visiting their religious sites in Pakistan, Foreign Office Spokesman Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri said at the weekly media briefing, the Dawn reported on Friday.
India had disallowed around 600 Sikhs intending to visit Pakistan from February 18 to 25 for the 100th anniversary of Saka Nankana Sahib. The group was expected to visit five gurdwaras in Pakistan.
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