PM Nawaz invited Jindal to Pakistan: senior Indian journalist
The meeting came at a time when the two neighbouring nations were going through turbulent times.
LAHORE (Daily Dunya) - Senior Indian journalist and author Prem Shankar Jha during an interview with a private TV channel has claimed that Indian steel tycoon Sajan Jindal was not sent to Pakistan by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi but visited the country on the invitation of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.
On April 28, it was reported that the Indian businessman held a covert sitting with incumbent premier of Pakistan in Murree. Details obtained by Dunya News revealed that a 10-day business category visa was issued to Sajjan Jindal on April 25 by Pakistani embassy in New Delhi. The visas issued to the Indian delegation exempted the Indian nationals of police reporting in Pakistan.
Indian journalist and author Prem Shankar Jha
The meeting came at a time when the two neighbouring nations were going through turbulent times raising eyebrows that it could be a sign of a possible meeting between Nawaz and Modi.
Jha also strongly criticized Indian policy in held Kashmir. “Indian will never be able to control Kashmiris even if it deploys 70 lac soldiers in the valley. I see no option of dialogue in Kashmir. India should accept nationalism but unfortunately PM Modi is much involved in his ego,” he said.
