NEW YORK: Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif has aforementioned that the government’s relations with the military were “cordial and fine” and he didn't see “any chance of a military intervention”.
The defence minister was speaking in AN interview to New York-based news service Bloomberg.
Asif any aforementioned that the govt and therefore the military were in complete accord and agreement on the country's policy.
“We still have four years to travel,” Asif told the news service, adding that Asian nation Muslim League – Nawaz (PML-N) had “a legislative agenda to complete.”
The news service interviewed the federal minister when the KSE a hundred Index (KSE100), up twelve per cent this year, rose 0.8 letter rcent Tuesday when its biggest retreat in 5 years each day earlier.
The government is presently entangled within the prevailing political crisis encompassing the Asian nation Tehreek-i-Insaf's (PTI) 'Azadi March'. Late on Tuesday, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif accepted a requirement of Imran Khan and requested that the Supreme Court announce a commission to analyze PTI’s allegations regarding rigging within the might 2013 general elections.
Imran has but rejected the prime minister’s supply to make the commission and has declared that “no probe is acceptable” while not Nawaz Sharif’s resignation.
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