Islamabad:
When you enter the Indian High Commissioner in Islamabad, the first thing that attracts attention is a striking collection of historic photographs featuring leaders of Pakistan and India.
What stands out, however, is that almost 90% of these images include the former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif three times – either during visits to India, or while organizing Indian dignitaries in Pakistan.
On an occasion, a journalist jokingly asked an Indian diplomat why no other leader could go to the walls of the Commission’s community hall. The diplomat smiled and replied: “What Nawaz Sharif did for the Pak-Indic peace process, no other chief has made such sincere efforts to repair links”.
It is in this backdrop that Nawaz Sharif, the PML-N Supremo, entered the Prime Minister’s house on Thursday to join a high-level civil-military meeting convened to assess Indo-Pake tensions.
However, there is more than what meets the eye, because the entry of Elder Sharif in the middle of the current establishment between the two countries is to strengthen the contact of the stolen door and to play its role to defuse the situation – an old hand brought when the fleas are broken.
Shortly after Pahalgam’s attack and India’s decision to keep the Treaty of Indus of the Indus in suspense, it was reported that Sharif had returned to London Pakistan to compose tensions between the two countries, given its reputation as a peaceful over the years.
Since his return, Sharif has worked behind the scenes, but the security group on Thursday at the PM house has been the first time that he has officially entered the scene.
After his arrival, it was reported that Sharif had advised Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif to facilitate diplomatic tension after informing the PML-N Supremo about the decisions taken by the meeting of the National Security Committee (NSC) following the suspension of the IWT by India following an attack in the Pahalgam zone of Kashmir.
It was said that Sharif wanted the Coalition government led by PML-N to use all the diplomatic resources available to restore peace between the two nuclear weapons, saying that it did not wish to take an aggressive position.
Subsequently, Prime Minister Shehbaz also offered India that Pakistan was open to any neutral and transparent “investigation into the attack by Pahalgam.
However, the situation has changed considerably since the meeting of Jati Omra, while India attacked several cities in Pakistan. In retaliation, Pakistan has shot down five Indian planes, leaving red India red.
Subsequently, the second NSC group since the establishment authorized the armed forces of Pakistan to respond to the Indian aggression and to avenge the loss of innocent Pakistani lives as well as the flagrant violation of its sovereignty, showing that if Pakistan can prolong the Olive branch, it will not transform the other mask.
Although civil-military leadership stresses that Pakistan will respond to Indian aggression at the same time, the place and the manner of its choice, efforts are also made to strengthen the canal contacts to defuse tensions.
On May 7, it appeared that the national security advisers of Pakistan and India had established contacts with each other after India launched a series of missile strikes inside Pakistan and the Jammu-Cachemire of Azad in the early hours of Wednesday.
Thursday, sources confirmed that Prime Minister Shehbaz had presided over a meeting, which was assisted by the main military leaders, to take stock of the security situation, especially after India used several Israeli manufacturing drones to attack several cities in Pakistan.
