Imran Khan asks Delhi to withdraw troops from J-K

October 31, 2011 15:18

Former Pakistani cricketer turned politician, Imran Khan, laid the plank for an aggressive a 2013 prime-ministerial campaign, by raking up India's presence in Kashmir while addressing a massive gathering in Lahore.

Kashmir remains an important political issue for any party that seeks to establish itself in Pakistan's turmoil ridden democracy. Questioning the relevance of the Indian army's presence in Kashmir pointing our that the army has never been successful in ensuring people power. On Firstpost.com

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