Pakistani Politician Foresees Indian Politics' Shift Post-Election

A senior Pakistani politician suggested that Pakistan may become an 'external' factor in Indian politics following Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led alliance's unexpected performance in the recent elections. Sherry Rehman highlighted strained Pak-India ties and questioned if this setback would prompt Modi to seek regional peace.

In a noteworthy development, a senior Pakistani politician has indicated that Pakistan may emerge as a significant 'external' factor in Indian politics following the below-par electoral performance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's alliance.

Senator Sherry Rehman, representing the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), took to social media platform X to discuss the ramifications of the recently concluded Indian elections on Pak-India relations.

Rehman raised pertinent questions about Modi's focus towards regional stability and peace with Pakistan in light of the electoral setback. She stated, "Will Modi's setback make him focus a little more on stabilizing the region and seeking peace with Pakistan? That will depend on a huge shift in narrative and although brand Modi is down, it is not out."

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