The National Security Committee (NSC) – being chaired by Prime Minister Imran Khan – has on Wednesday decided to review diplomatic ties with India after it ended special status of occupied Kashmir by scrapping articles 35A and 370 of the Constitution.
Sources privy to Dunya News have revealed that the NSC is deliberating on sealing the Wagah border, and also to end trade and cultural ties with New Delhi.
Let it be known that this is the second session of the NSC within a week and is being attended by the civil-military leadership to analyze situation in Indian-occupied Kashmir.
On Sunday, Pakistan’s civil and military leadership warned India that Islamabad would respond to any “misadventure” or aggression against Pakistan.
The warning came in a statement from the Prime Minister’s Office after a meeting of the National Security Committee, a forum of top civil and military official, chaired by Premier Imran Khan.
“Pakistan remains ready to defend itself against any Indian misadventure or aggression and will continue to provide all-out diplomatic, moral and political support to the brave people of IoK [Indian-occupied Kashmir] in their indigenous struggle to get justice and their right to self-determination in line with UNSC resolutions,” the statement said.
