Imran Khan, who invited Prime Minister Modi for a televised debate, was teased by Congress MP Sachitharur
Record: February 23, 2022 15:45
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New Delhi
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has left for the Russian capital Moscow on a two-day visit. Imran Khan is the first Pakistani Prime Minister to visit Russia in the last 20 years.
As part of the trip, Imran Khan said in an interview with state television in Russia that he would like to take part in a televised debate with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Commenting on this, Abhishek Singhvi of the Congress Party said, “Despite political differences, we do not want our Prime Minister to have a discussion with the Prime Minister of Pakistan.”
Pakistan wants the wrong balance. We must avoid it. He said that if such a debate took place, Pakistan, the largest terrorist exporter, would have a high moral foundation.
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has left for the Russian capital Moscow on a two-day visit. Imran Khan is the first Pakistani Prime Minister to visit Russia in the last 20 years. As part of the visit, Imran Khan told RT News, Russia’s state television, that he would like to take part in a televised debate with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Commenting on this, Abhishek Singhvi of the Congress Party said, “Despite political differences, we do not want our Prime Minister to have a discussion with the Prime Minister of Pakistan.” Pakistan wants the wrong balance. We must avoid it. He said such a debate would provide a high moral foundation for Pakistan, the largest terrorist exporter.
In a post on Twitter by MP Sasi Tharoor, I agree with you that word of mouth is better than war. But, Indian TV debates will not solve any problem. Is just too much. He also mentioned that our leaders would gladly inspire the Third World War for DRP.