ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s top security adviser has sought immediate re-engagement between Pakistan and India in order to resolve all outstanding issues as he warned New Delhi’s growing military spending is posing a threat to regional peace.
In a rare public appearance after his appointment as National Security Adviser in October last year, Lt Gen (retd) Nasser Khan Janjua told a global peace conference on Tuesday that Pakistan was committed to peace process with India and that “the two nuclear-armed neighbours should invest in peace for the security of their future generations”.
