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Pakistan PM Imran Khan says CAB violates all norms of international human rights law, but is this a case of pot calling kettle black?  

Posters of Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu and and Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan put up, hailing them as heroes for the Kartarpur corridor.

Protests have erupted in Pakistan against Pak Prime Minister Imran Khan. In what is known as the “Azadi March”, a Pakistani cleric has given Khan two-day ultimatum to vacate the chair. In retaliation, the Pakistan Army on Saturday warned that no one will be allowed to create instability and chaos in the country. 
 

Actions speak louder than words is not merely a proverb. Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan no doubt spoke out of anger when he said that there is a possibility of war against India. The Pak PM may be thinking about the meaning of those words considering recent developments, especially India’s procurement of Rafale jets

President of the USA, Donald Trump has iterated that he will soon be meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Pakistan PM Imran Khan. PM Modi’s ‘Howdy Modi!’ event is slated for September 22 and Trump will also be addressing Indian-American citizens alongside the Indian Prime Minister. 
 

China has commented on the Kashmir issue and stated that both India and Pakistan must peacefully settle the matter through talks. China has expressed its support in playing a constructive role to improve Indo-Pak ties

While Khan did congratulate PM Modi, he was not the first. Several world leaders had sent their wishes to PM Modi on the spectacular victory

AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi came down heavily on the Pakistan Prime minister Imran Khan and Jaish-e-Mohammed leader Masood Azhar over the dastardly terror attack on the CRPF men in Pulwama