Imran Khan sees better chance of India-Pak peace talks if Modi wins polls

This was despite the massive alienation that Muslims in Kashmir and Muslims in general were facing in Modi's India, said Imran Khan

Current Affairs: Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan said he supposes there might be a superior shot of harmony chats with India if Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu patriot Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) wins the general decision because of start there on Thursday.
Khan said that if the following Indian government were driven by the resistance Congress party, it may be too frightened to even consider seeking a settlement with Pakistan over Kashmir, dreading a reaction from the right.
"Maybe if the BJP - a conservative gathering - wins, some sort of settlement in Kashmir could be achieved," Khan told a little gathering of remote columnists in a meeting.
This was notwithstanding the huge estrangement that Muslims in Kashmir and Muslims all in all were looking in Modi's India, said Khan, who took office last August.
"I never figured I would perceive what's going on in India at this moment," said the previous worldwide cricket star.
"Muslim-ness is being assaulted."Read More

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