Govt., army, Taliban shouldn't let talks scuttle: Adnan Kakakhel

World News

Karachi: The agent of the ulemas, who had spoke to the Taliban for a ceasefire, Mufti Syed Adnan Kakakhel censuring the most recent automaton strike in North Waziristan, Sunday said that Us doesn't need peace in Pakistan, Geo News reported. The Mufti by and by spoke to the Pakistan
guard and Taliban not to let the talks process abandon. Conversing with Geo News, the leader of the division of Shria in Jamiatul Rasheed, Adnan Kakakhel said that the Us by automaton strike has demonstrated to its hostile to Pakistani disposition and urged upon the administration to square the Nato supplies rather than hotel formal challenge against the automaton strikes. He said that different kinds of collaboration with the Us ought to be withdrawn and the automatons damaging our airspace ought to be shot down. Adnan Kakakhel offered the administration, armed force and the Taliban not to let the talks crash and endeavor endeavors for peace through talk