Pakistan facing blowback of Jihad-centric policies: Malik

QUETTA: Chief Minister Balochisan, Abdul Malik Saturday emphasized that the country was suffering from the consequences of Jihad-centric policies spreading over the past 30 years.The Balochistan CM...

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March 22, 2014

Pakistan facing blowback of Jihad-centric policies: Malik

QUETTA: Chief Minister Balochisan, Abdul Malik Saturday emphasized that the country was suffering from the consequences of Jihad-centric policies spreading over the past 30 years.

The Balochistan CM said this while giving an interview in Geo News programme ‘Jirga’ hosted by Salim Safi.

He said Pakistan, Iran, Afghanistan and India will have to review their (foreign) policies for the sake of establishing peace in the region.

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