He strongly condemned any act of terror which takes place in either of the countries, and said that Pakistan is the worst sufferer of terror acts as the country has lost 40,000 to 60,000 lives in terror acts.
“Now things are changing. We will work together to get rid of this problem of terrorism to bring peace and development in the region,” he added.
On being asked about the drug smuggling menace, Basit said both India and Pakistan are victims of this problem. “Presently, drug is being smuggled from Afghanistan and its basic ingredients also cultivated there. Hence, Indian and Pakistan have many common problems that required joint efforts,” Basit said.
When asked what would be Pakistan's stand if Narendra Modi becomes the Prime Minister, he said, “Whichever political outfit comes to power in India, Pakistan would always expect smooth trade, visa and cultural relations between the two countries”.
Pakistan eagerly awaiting new Govt. in India for new beginning: Basit
Amritsar: Pakistan is eagerly awaiting a new government in India for a “new beginning” in the bilateral dialogue process, its High Commissioner in New Delhi Abdul Basit Khan said today.“We are eagerly awaiting new Government
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