Prime Minister Imran Khan on Monday announced that Pakistan would facilitate Sikh Yatrees from all over the world by easing visa regime for them. Addressing the concluding session of "International Sikh Convention" hosted by Punjab Governor Ch Muhammad Sarwar here at Governor's House, the premier said multiple visas will be issued to Sikh pilgrims while proposal may be considered to grant them visa on airports. The Prime Minister said all minorities are enjoying all basic rights in Pakistan and maximum facilities are being provided to them including Sikh community and Yatrees.
Talking about Kashmir issue, Imran Khan said the Indian government has put 80 million innocent people under siege in Occupied Kashmir for the last 29 days. "War is no solution to any issue but the prevailing situation in Occupied Kashmir is not acceptable," he said. "Establishing good relations with India was his priority after coming into power but unfortunately Indian response remained negative."
Imran Khan said RSS has racist ideology, inspired by Hitler's Nazism. He said this ideology is not only a threat to Muslims but to other religions too. He said RSS is victimizing Muslims and Christians and later it will also be targeting Dalits and Sikhs in India. "RSS ideology is also a threat to India itself."
The premier warned the world nations that any further escalation between Pakistan and India over the Kashmir issue could lead to a nuclear war. He added that the Kashmir dispute can be resolved through dialogues. Imran said that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government was working on the ideology of the extremist Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). He said he tried to improve relation with India soon after assuming office, adding that he had conveyed a clear message to India to take one step and Pakistan would take two steps towards India.
The PM said that those who eat cow meat are being killed on roads in India, adding that no religion allows killing of anyone. He said the Muslims in India were being victimized, adding that Islam prohibits crime against humanity. Punjab Governor Ch Muhammad Sarwar, Chief Minister Sardar Usman Buzdar and federal and provincial ministers were also present on the occasion.
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