Khawaja Asif Criticizes Afghanistan for Inaction Against Militants*

 Serve says Pakistan expected participation from Afghan govt; in any case, Kabul wasn't prepared to make a move

Pakistan proposed to concede Rs10bn to move aggressors away: Asif.
Serve says Activity Azm-e-Istehkam is government's need.
Fazl says such choices will leave us no companion in the locale.

Bureaucratic Priest for Safeguard Khawaja Asif on Saturday censured the Afghanistan government for inaction against assailants along the Pakistan-Afghanistan line, regardless of rehashed demands made by the Pakistan government.

In a meeting with BBC Urdu, Asif said Pakistan expected participation from the Afghan government, nonetheless, the last option was not prepared to make a move against the assailants.

"Pakistan (even) proposed to concede Rs10 billion to move the aggressors towards the western line; nonetheless, it was expected that they could return from that point as well," he said.

In a meeting with the Voice of America (VoA) Thursday, Asif had expressed that under the Activity Azm-e-Istehkam, Pakistan could target psychological oppressor hideaways across the boundary in Afghanistan. He had likewise excused the chance of discussions with the restricted Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).

It ought to be noticed that Pakistan has times and again mentioned the Taliban government to prevent cross-line psychological warfare from Afghanistan into Pakistan by keeping its domain from being utilized by the TTP and other fear monger gatherings.

In the mean time, Pakistan has likewise chosen to take part in the Assembled Countries facilitated chats on Afghanistan in the Qatari capital planned to begin on June 30, discretionary sources told Geo News.

Recently, Taliban specialists had likewise affirmed their support in the third round of the Doha talks, where Pakistan could raise its interests on the cross-line psychological warfare.

Tending to the worries on whether the new enemy of psychological oppression activity was being sent off under tension, the priest said Activity Azm-e-Istehkam was not a military's interest, rather it was the public authority's need. He likewise explained that there was no strain from China also for the activity.

Because of Asif's assertion, Jamiat Ulema e Islam-F (JUI-F) boss Maulana Fazlur Rehman said how the protection serve talked was not an indication of progress in Pak-Afghan connections.

"Where choices will be taken because of such conflict preparing, then, at that point, they will meet a similar reaction. We won't be left with any companion in the area through such choices," he said.

To an inquiry, Asif said Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) pioneer Imran Khan's delivery from prison wouldn't represent any danger. "The public authority is prepared for talks. Nonetheless, they didn't really accept that that the PTI organizer will view the proposal of dealings in a serious way," he said.