War with India is not an option: Sharif

November 06, 2015 18:08

War with India is not an option as use of force could only worsen the situation, Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has said while hoping to resolve all outstanding issues between the two countries.

Sharif, during a meeting with President Mamnoon Hussain yesterday, wished to resolve all outstanding issues with India through dialogue as he believed the use of force could only worsen the situation, The Nation reported quoting a senior government official who cited the conversation between the two leaders. The Pakistan Prime Minister said war with India was not an option, according to the report.

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