Pakistan and India have an unquestionably challenging relationship: Imran khan

Pakistan, Sep 20 Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has written to his Indian counterpart Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying that two nations have an undeniably challenging relationship. "We, however, owe it to our people groups, particularly the who and what is to come, to peacefully resolve all outstanding issues, including the Jammu and Kashmir dispute, to bridge difference and achieve a mutually beneficial outcome. Siachin and Sir Creek also require close attention to move towards resolution," he said in the letter dated September 14.

In the letter, Khan also said that he shares PM Modi's sentiment that the only way forward for our two nations lies in "constructive engagement." "It was in this spirit that hot Pakistan's Minister of Law and Information attended the funeral of Mr Atal Bihari Vajpayee in New Delhi. Mr Vajpayee contributed in attempting to acquire a positive change our reciprocal relations and was also a major proponent of a strong SAARC for building bridges and developing lies," he said.