Khawaja Muhammad Asif

Khawaja Muhammad Asif

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Khawaja Muhammad Asif is a prominent Pakistani politician and member of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N). He has held various ministerial roles, including Minister of Defence, and has been an influential figure in Pakistan's political landscape for decades. Known for his outspoken views, Asif has often been involved in significant national debates and policy discussions. Recently, he was in the news for addressing the implications of a train incident and the extradition of an individual named Sharifullah, dismissing any connections between the two events and criticizing the opposition party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), for their response to national tragedies.

Born on Aug 16, 1950 (76 years old)

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United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates: Khawaja Muhammad Asif stated that the United States and Iran are nearing an arrangement regarding peace. 7

Al Ittihad: باكستان: واشنطن وطهران تقتربان من تفاهم بشأن السلام

Pakistan Pakistan: Khawaja Muhammad Asif stated that Narendra Modi's reputation cannot be restored through a propaganda campaign against him. 5

Daily Jang: میرے خلاف پروپیگنڈا مہم سے مودی کی ساکھ بحال نہیں ہوسکتی: خواجہ آصف

Pakistan Pakistan: Khawaja Muhammad Asif tweeted against Lesco, leading to the suspension of two line men and one line superintendent. 6

Daily Jang: خواجہ آصف کا لیسکو کے خلاف ٹوئٹ، 3 اہلکار معطل

Pakistan Pakistan: Khawaja Muhammad Asif stated that Zionism poses a threat to humanity and that the agenda of war imposed on Iran aims to bring Israeli influence to the borders of Pakistan. 6

Daily Jang: ایران پر مسلط جنگ کا ایجنڈا اسرائیلی اثر کو پاکستان کی سرحد تک لانا ہے: خواجہ محمد آصف

Canada Canada: Pakistani Defence Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif said, 'Our cup of patience has overflowed. Now it is open war between us and you [Afghanistan].' 4

The Globe and Mail: Taliban open to talks after Pakistan bombs major cities in Afghanistan