Pakistan's Prime Minister calls on India to call for peace-dialogue in speech to the nation

Imran Khan, the Prime Minister of Pakistan, addressed the nation after 'showing energy-efficiency' in a series of interactions with Indian forces at the border. She urged the Indian leadership to sit in the dialogue.

Emran Khan warned India of being a superpower in South Asia, we have the weapon that you have, we have the weapon. When the war is tied up, the situation will not be under anybody's control.

Imran Khan addressed this speech on Wednesday (February 27th) in the afternoon. In the morning, New Delhi claimed that they had landed an F-16 warfare in Pakistan. And Islamabad claims, they have subdued two warships of India. Two pilots detained Even before that, a series of attacks in front of the border.

In the afternoon of February 14, 44 jawans were killed in a deadly militant attack on Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) in India's Special Security Forces in Pulwama district of Kashmir.

On February 26, the Indian Air Force launched an attack on militant group Jish-e-Mohammad in the Balakot city of Pakistan, in the early hours of February 26, to accuse Islamabad of granting militant support to militants. India claimed that nearly 300 militants were killed in the attack. One day after the two Indian warplanes were crushed and demanded to detain two pilots, Pakistan

Imran Khan assured the Pakistanis that in view of what has happened since yesterday (February 26th), I want to keep the nation self-centered.

He said to New Delhi that we have solidarity with India for the incident that happened in Kashmir's Pulwama. We understand the pain of their loved ones who lost their lives. In the view of the victims of violence (hospitals in Pakistan) have visited the hospital. I understand the pain, because we've lost 70 thousand people (in violence).

'That's why we are talking about India's cooperation. There is no doubt that we do not have any advantage in using Pakistan's territories in terrorism. Even then I am afraid that India (whether they offer support) or their action continues, and that is why I warn India to avoid any kind of aggressive activity. Because we are also forced to respond, because no sovereign state will accept such activity (violation of sovereignty).

The Prime Minister said, "When India launched the attack on Tuesday morning, I and our army chief spoke about the attack and subsequent activities of India. We did not respond hastily - because we still did not have any accurate reporting of damage. But this is a background, when I did not answer myself, I would have been irresponsible, whereas loss was done on the other side. When we fixed the damage, we got ready for action. '

"We have taken action today (overloading of planes and border attacks), its absolute purpose is that it means - if you enter our country, we too can do the difficult task. That was what we did (overloading the plane and attacking the border). What we are going through this situation is important (burden). We are working with our own head and wisdom, which is essential. '

Imran Khan blamed the unreasonable decision to bind the past battles, saying that all the war has been done due to misguided guesses. Nobody knew what the consequence was. The first World War was to end in a week, it took six years. The United States never thought that their "anti-terrorism war" would last for 17 years.

'That is why I want to tell India, the weapon you have, we have the weapon. Can we make any mistake? If the war spreads, the situation will not be under my control (the Prime Minister of India) Narendra Modi will not be under the control. "

'I am telling you again: we are ready. We understand the pain that India has suffered in Pulwama. So we are ready to sit in any kind of dialogue against terrorism. I insist on Happy Buddha! Let us sit together and discuss issues.