26/11 Mumbai Terror Attack: Breaking News! Pakistan former PM Nawaz Sharif accepts Pak's involvement in 2008 terror attack

Pakistan's former PM Nawaz Sharif, facing corruption charges has admitted that Pakistani terrorists had a hand in the Mumbai attack in 2008. Nawaz has admitted Pakistan's involvement in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack in an interview that terror organization in his country is active.

"Militant organisations are active. Call them non-state actors, should we allow them to cross the border and kill 150 people in Mumbai? Explain it to me. Why can't we complete the trial?" he was quoted as saying in an interview to the Dawn newspaper.

Nawaz Sharif has also questioned the trial of Pakistani's terrorist Mumbai attack that is hanged in middle. In an interview to 'The Dawn' before the rally in Multan on Friday, Nawaz said, 'You can not run a country when two or three parallel ongoing governments. It must stop. There should be only one government, which has been elected through the constitutional process.'

When was Nawaz asked, what was the reason according to him that took his PM chair? Well, he did not give a direct answer, but he turned the discussion on the issue of foreign policy and national security. Nawaz Sharif said, 'We have separated ourselves from ourselves. Despite the sacrifices, nobody accepts our point. The story of Afghanistan was accepted, but not ours. We should take care of this.'

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In an interview when Nawaz was questioned, who would lead the leadership of PML-N in the coming general elections? He chose silence. On behalf of the party, for the Prime Minister's post, speculation about the name of his brother Shahbaz Sharif, Sharif did not say anything. This acceptance of Nawaz Sharif has also ended the claim of Pakistan that he has been subjected to accusations of raising terrorists.

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