Pakistan will return the pilot congratulations of India on Friday at any time. On Thursday, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan announced this.
But Pakistan did not agree with the proposal to send the Indian plane to retrieve the pilot's pilot. The information was published today in the NDTV online report. NDTV Online News reported that Pakistan rejected the offer from India, congratulating it on the Wagah border that would be returned. However, Pakistan did not elaborate on what will be sent to it today. NDTV says, the way to congratulate India was two.
One of the wings and the other is the horizon. India does not want Wagha to return Congratulations. India wanted to revive the crowd and the media in the airspace. Pakistan did not agree with the proposal that India wanted to prove its condemnation in the air by taking it quickly to Delhi. But because Pakistan did not agree, India would have to wait at the Wagah border. The India News 18 reports said: "There will be a return soon after the congratulations of the present." The whole country is waiting for him to return.
On Thursday, his parents arrived in Delhi. Today, after 12 noon, it will take you to the border of Wagah and return it at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. However, there is no updated information available for the return of 2:45 pm. According to the NDTV report, the United States and Saudi Arabia had pressured Islamabad to congratulate the present. The objective of India was to put pressure on Pakistan at the international level.
Delhi did that job. But there was no formal comment made by the Indian government. The Indian media said that after the arrest of Pakistan, the Foreign Minister of Pakistan called the greeting house. Congratulations, he said. Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said in an interview with Pakistani media that the pilot congratulated the plane that broke in Pakistan. Then the Pakistani army had arrested him.
Then the message was sent to our congratulations home. We were congratulating the congratulations parents, do not worry. Your son is in good hands. He will not have any harm. Congratulations for being healthy. '
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