Islamabad:
Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Friday said that he is waiting for Kashmir to become part of Pakistan. Speaking to a public gathering after his party PML-N won the assembly elections in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir, Sharif asked his supporters not to forget the struggle of ‘oppressed people’ in the ‘Indian Occupied Kashmir’ ‘who had been sacrificing their lives for their freedom’.
“No one can deter their movement. This will meet success. They are being killed. We are awaiting their prayers to be fulfilled and for the day when Kashmir will become Pakistan,” the Pak PM was quoted in Pak media.
He said people of Pakistan were with their brethren of Occupied Kashmir and would never give up their support. He also concluded his speech by raising a slogan `Freedom movement of Occupied Kashmir’ that was responded by the people by saying `long live’.
Pakistani Prime Minister Sharif's party PML-N is set to form the next government in PoK as the unofficial results of the election for 41 direct seats of the legislative assembly on Thursday suggested a landslide victory for the party.
Pakistan People's Party (PPP), which won the last polls, could only manage to win two seats while cricketer-turned- politician Imran Khan's Pakistan Tahreek-i-Insaf (PTI) also got as many with the Muslim Conference bagging three.
