Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif stated that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s time in power is coming to an end, leaving it to the Indian public to decide his future. Speaking to the media outside Parliament House, Asif pointed out that Modi is facing widespread criticism both within India and internationally. He noted, “Modi tried to address the situation, but it’s become so chaotic that he won’t be able to regain control. His time is up — now it’s for the people of India to decide.”
Asif also outlined Pakistan’s stance on future dialogue with India, emphasizing three key issues: Kashmir, terrorism, and water disputes. He stressed that terrorism is a significant part of the agenda, with Pakistan having been a victim for 25 years despite continuous accusations. The Defence Minister claimed that groups like the Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) and the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) are being used as proxies by India.