PM Imran Khan doesn’t think he is worthy of the Nobel Peace Prize
The person who solves Kashmir dispute will deserve it
The person who solves Kashmir dispute will deserve it
Photo: Courtesy PM House
Prime Minister Imran Khan thinks he is not worthy of the Noble Peace Prize.
He said that the honour should be given to the person who solves the Kashmir dispute.
I am not worthy of the Nobel Peace prize. The person worthy of this would be the one who solves the Kashmir dispute according to the wishes of the Kashmiri people and paves the way for peace & human development in the subcontinent.
— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) March 4, 2019
Pakistanis have been demanding a peace prize for their premier because of his efforts to defuse tensions between India and Pakistan. The petition, titled ‘Nomination of Prime Minister of Pakistan, Mr. Imran Ahmed Khan for the Nobel Peace Prize, has a total of 324,9445 have signatures so far. The Change.org petition requires a total of 500,000 signatures.
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#NobelPeaceForImranKhan started trending on Twitter following the premier’s speech after Pakistan Air Force shot down two Indian jets.
Information Minister Fawad Chaudhry has submitted a resolution in the National Assembly too. “Prime Minister Imran Khan played a sagacious role in reducing recent tensions between Pakistan and India,” the resolution says. “The situation was averted due to proactive and deft handlings of the situation by [PM Khan].”
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PM Khan offered to initiate a dialogue with India. He said he has made many offers to India to sit down to discuss the conflict between the two countries but they have been rebuffed. On July 26 I made an offer and wrote a letter to PM Modi, saying our foreign ministers should meet at the UN but we did not get a good response, he said. We realised this was because India’s elections were coming up, he said.
He once again asked India to follow the path of peace and resolve the issue through negotiations instead of escalation. I’m addressing this to India, he said. It is important that we use our heads and logic here, he said. All the wars that have happened in the past have been because of miscalculations, he said. None of the people who started the wars thought of where the wars would go, he said.
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As you can see, PM Imran Khan is modest. He is really fighting for peace. Unfortunately, the World War 3 is inevitable, like death, though not now. This time it will be a world war not only by name. The “great sword” will also be used. (Revelation 6:4) Jesus characterized him in this way: “Terrors both and unusual phenomena from sky powerful will be.” (Luke 21:11) Some ancient manuscripts contain the words “and frosts”. The Aramaic Peshitta: “and will be great frosts”. We call this today “nuclear winter”. In Mark 13:8 there are also words of Jesus: “and disorders” (in the sense of confusion and chaos). The Aramaic Peshitta: “and confusion” (on the state of public order). There will be also significant tremors, food shortages and epidemics along the length and breadth of the regions as a result of using this weapon. Jesus warns us of the consequences of the global nuclear war. To survive, you have to prepare.
IK is right. But the likes of chamchas like big-mouthed Fawad need to be reprimanded.