Pakistan's Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari recently gave a virtual interview to an American magazine. In this, he has answered many questions asked on the relationship between China, America, and Pakistan. In this interview, he also answered some questions about India. His answers are very important. These answers are not going to have any effect on India, but they will definitely affect Pakistan in the coming days and will also be visible. Not only this, but the things said to him about India in this interview are also telling a lot about the relations between India and Pakistan in the future. It has emerged in this interview that Pakistan itself is not willing to improve relations with India. This interview has also been posted by Bilawal's party PPP on its official Instagram and Twitter.
Questions asked to Bilawal about India
Bilawal has given this interview to the American magazine Foreign Policy. During the interview, when the Chief Editor of this magazine asked whether Pakistan has received any help from India for the flood victims. So Bilawal answered it by saying no in just one word. After this the Chief Editor asked if Pakistan would take any help from India, then Bilawal again replied in the negative. He was again asked in the interview whether he thinks that India will help him in flood-ravaged Pakistan. Bilawal did not even answer it in the same way.
Did not ask for help from anyone - Bilawal
Bilawal was asked on behalf of the magazine if he wanted to say something for the audience of India. On this Bilawal said that whatever he says, he will say it directly to India and not to them. Bilawal said that everything depends on India's will and its position. The Chief Editor asked Bilawal whether he would like to seek help. In response to this question, Bilawal said that he has not asked anyone for any help for Pakistan. Be it America or China or Central Asian countries, all have given help in the form of volunteers. Bilawal said that this is an occasion when humanity is being tested.
Why has this interview become special?
In this entire interview, questions were raised on Bilawal mainly regarding the help of flood victims. The questions and answers about India have become very special because, after the flood, the country's textile industry has appealed to the government of Pakistan to seek help from India. Not only this, but on this demand of the textile industry, the Union Minister of Pakistan had also admitted that he wanted Pakistan to move forward in this regard. On this, India had said that if any formal request for help is made, it will be considered, but Bilawal's stand is different on this. His interview and the questions and answers about India in it have become very important because recently an audio clip of PM Shahbaz has become quite viral.
Maryam's son-in-law wants machines from India
The audio clip mentions Maryam Nawaz and her son-in-law Rahil, who need machines from India to install the power plant. Maryam is continuously putting pressure on the government regarding this. In this audio clip, PM Shahbaz can be heard saying that he should talk to Maryam on this issue. This entire interview of Bilawal has also become very special because, on behalf of India, PM Narendra Modi himself had expressed regret over the floods of Pakistan and the loss of life and property. It has also become quite clear from Bilawal's latest interview that Pakistan is not serious about improving relations with India.
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