General Bajwa will deliver an important message to the Saudi leadership regarding government decisions

 General Bajwa will send a message to the Saudi leadership, whatever the elected government has to do, Saudi Arabia will threaten General Bajwa to dismiss Pakistani labor, but General Bajwa will say we will not sabotage the government's decision, we will do what our elected The government will say. India cannot snatch Saudi Arabia from Pakistan, it is a very common policy of Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. If Saudi Arabia sees India as a blocker, then it will be known who is protecting it. Because Pakistanis consider protecting Roza Rasool, giving their lives as paradise. The problem is that we have sided with Saudi Arabia in everything good and bad, our relations with Iran, Qatar, and other countries have been bad, the American dictation we get from Saudi Arabia. Whoever became our first prime minister had his first visit to Saudi Arabia.

But the Saudis do not say a word on the massacre of Muslims in Gujarat, Kashmiris are being persecuted, they are not saying a word, so Pakistan also has to make its own decisions. It is not possible for Saudis and Jews to be one, but why can't Sunnis and Shiites be one in Pakistan? Pakistan also has to end sectarianism. He said that as the time of Muhammad bin Salman was approaching, one or another prince was dying of some disease, today another prince has died. Saudi Arabia has to hire General Bajwa, we will lay off labor, while Pakistani labor is already being laid off. General Bajwa said that it is the decision of the government, we will not go against it. We will do what our elected government will say. Saudi Arabia is watching that Pakistan's opposition is speaking in our favor, but Saudi Arabia does not know Imran Khan, Muhammad bin Salman has seen the wrong Imran Khan, he has not seen Imran Khan who flies away.

Imran Khan is adamant that we have to give Kashmiris their rights, not to accept India's aggressive intervention. If Saudi Arabia cannot share our sorrows, then we will reconsider our foreign policy.