Ex-RAW chief Amarjit Singh Dulat believes that Prime Minister Narendra Modi may "bail out" the neighbouring state during the economic crisis, although India hints that it may not provide financial support to cash-strapped Pakistan.Pakistan has been struggling financially over the past few months and is in desperate need of money. However, according to the former RAW director, Prime Minister Modi will provide an offer of reconciliation to Pakistan later this year. Modi Will Bail Out Pakistan
“I have a feeling Modi will bail out Pakistan this year. There is no inside knowledge, but that is my suspicion”, the Ex-RAW chief remarked.During the past few years, relations between India and Pakistan have been severely strained. “If I were to consider any significant decision, I would also consider the general public's opinion. I would be aware of the sentiment among my people and I believe I would get the answer”, Minister of Foreign Affairs, S. Jaishankar added.The Foreign Affairs Minister criticised Pakistan for its economic and political crisis and said that no nation can overcome adversity and achieve prosperity if its primary industry is terrorism. Modi Will Bail Out Pakistan
Shehbaz Sharif, the prime minister of Pakistan, stated last month that it is shameful for a nuclear-armed nation to ask for assistance. As he emphasised that this was not a long-term solution to the nation's financial crisis, he said that it was embarrassing for him to beg for additional loans from neighbouring nations.For more updates keep visiting our website www.topstoriesworld.com where we provide unbiased, true, and top stories of the world.
Modi Will Bail Out Pakistan
“I have a feeling Modi will bail out Pakistan this year. There is no inside knowledge, but that is my suspicion”, the Ex-RAW chief remarked.
During the past few years, relations between India and Pakistan have been severely strained. “If I were to consider any significant decision, I would also consider the general public's opinion. I would be aware of the sentiment among my people and I believe I would get the answer”, Minister of Foreign Affairs, S. Jaishankar added.
The Foreign Affairs Minister criticised Pakistan for its economic and political crisis and said that no nation can overcome adversity and achieve prosperity if its primary industry is terrorism.
Modi Will Bail Out Pakistan
Shehbaz Sharif, the prime minister of Pakistan, stated last month that it is shameful for a nuclear-armed nation to ask for assistance. As he emphasised that this was not a long-term solution to the nation's financial crisis, he said that it was embarrassing for him to beg for additional loans from neighbouring nations.
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