PTI leaders became active in making Pakistan’s military aid conditional on human rights
Leaders of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) in America also became active in making Pakistan’s military aid conditional on human rights.
On one side, real freedom slogans are being raised, on the other side, efforts are being made to get anti-Pakistan statements from the members of the American Congress.
Leaders of PTI America asked Congressman Greg Kesar to help bring a resolution on Pakistan in the US Congress.
PTI America President Atif Khan along with his delegation met Greg Kesar in Austin, USA.
PTI leaders also sought help from the US to make military aid to Pakistan conditional on human rights.
Atif Khan, president of PTI America, in a meeting with Greg Kesar, said that 86 members of Congress have signed our petition, we want you to be a part of it.
Greg Kesar said that you can depend on me, I will raise questions in the Congress that how America can question the violations of democracy and human rights in Pakistan.
The American Congressman said that the Pakistani community and we are mutually connected to each other, we support human rights and democracy around the world, including the United States, and listen to human rights violations in the United States or outside, especially in Pakistan. Yes, pressure on freedom of press and political parties harms the economy, pressure on freedom of press and political parties saddens us, I and the Pakistani community are determined to lead Pakistan to a solution where people choose the government of their choice.
Chairman PTI’s Focal Person for America Sajjad Barki was also present in the meeting who has also shared the video of the meeting and discussion on his Twitter account.
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