Islamabad:
When one enters the high commission of India in Islamabad, the first thing that attracts attention is a surprising collection of historical photographs with leaders of Pakistan and India.
However, what stands out is that almost 90 percent of these images include three times former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, either during visits to India or while organizing Indian dignitaries in Pakistan.
On one occasion, a journalist joked an Indian diplomat why any other leader could not reach the walls of the Commission’s Community Chamber. The diplomat smiled and replied: “What Nawaz Sharif did for the Pak-India peace process, no other leader made such sincere efforts to repair the ties.”
It is in this context that Nawaz Sharif, the supreme PML-N, entered the Prime Minister’s house on Thursday to join a high-level civil military meeting convened to evaluate Indo-Pak tensions.
However, there are more than it seems, since Elder Sharif’s entry in the middle of the current separation between the two countries is to strengthen the back door contact and play their role to decline the situation: an old hand that is brought when the chips are low.
Shortly after the attack of the Pahalgama and the decision of India to celebrate the Treaty of the Water of the Indo in Abilement, it was reported that Sharif returned to Pakistan from London to reduce tensions between the two countries, given his reputation as a peacemaker over the years.
From his return, Sharif has been working behind the scene, but the curled up security of Thursday at the Prime Minister’s house was the first time he formally entered the scene.
After his arrival, it was reported that Sharif had advised Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif that relieves the tension diplomatically after informing PML-N’s supreme on the decisions taken by the National Security Committee meeting (NSC) following the IWT suspension for India after an attack in the Pahalgam area of Hold 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 states with nuclear weapons, saying that he was not interested in taking an aggressive position.
Subsequently, Prime Minister Shehbaz had also offered to India that Pakistan was open to any “neutral and transparent” investigation into Pahalgam’s attack.
However, the situation changed significantly from the Jati Umrah meeting, when India attacked several cities in Pakistan. In retaliation, Pakistan knocked down five Indian planes, leaving the red face of India.
Subsequently, the second NSC snuggled since the confrontation authorized Pakistan’s armed forces to respond to Indian aggression and avenge the loss of innocent Pakistani lives, as well as the shameless rape of his sovereignty, showing that, although Pakistan can extend the branch of olive trees, he will not change the other cold again.
Although civil-military leadership emphasizes that Pakistan will respond to Indian aggression at a time, place and way of choosing, efforts are also being made to strengthen contact with the Channal to calm tensions.
On May 7, it was learned that the National Security Advisors of Pakistan and India have established contact with each other after India launched a series of missile attacks within Pakistan and Azad Jammu Cookmira in the early hours of Wednesday.
On Thursday, the sources confirmed that Prime Minister Shehbaz presided over a meeting, attended by the main military leadership, to take stock of the security situation, especially after India used multiple Harop Drones of Israeli manufacturing to attack several cities in Pakistan.
