Pakistan PM Says He Has A Peace Gesture For India

Pakistani PM Imran Khan extended an olive branch to India, but said India had to introspect on the state of Kashmir in the last four years.

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00:00We have caught the pilot of India, as a peace gesture, we are going to release him to India tomorrow.

00:10The situation today, yes I tried yesterday evening to call Narendra Modi, because we

00:36want to make it clear that we don't want any kind of escalation.

00:40It's not that Pakistan is afraid that we are afraid or they are nervous in this country.

00:47Our armed forces, the way they have fought this war against terrorism for 10-12 years,

00:55and the way they have gone through this experience, they are battle hardened armed forces.

01:00And the whole nation is united at this time.

01:10But this is not in our interest, nor is it in the interest of India to move forward.

01:16What did Pakistan have to gain from the Pulwama incident?

01:20And I told them that if you give us any kind of actionable intelligence, we will act.

01:27Now today the dossier of India has reached.

01:30Today they have sent a dossier on Pulwama.

01:34But today they have sent a dossier and two days ago they attacked Pakistan.

01:40I want to ask the people of India, shouldn't they question,

01:47that the way Kashmiris have been tortured for 4 years,

01:53can we subdue Kashmiris with these tactics, oppression and cruelty?

02:03Another argument that I was seeing in India, they are blaming this on Islamic radicalism.

02:10I want to remind the world that before 9-11,

02:16the Tamil Tigers who were Hindus were the most attacked in the world.

02:24So they were not doing this because of Hinduism.

02:27If we analyze this suicide bombing properly, this is desperation.

02:32This is a weapon of the weak.

02:34What we are trying to do is de-escalation.

02:37This should not be considered a weakness.

02:40This is not a weakness.