India might repeat Pulwama like incident to divert attention from its atrocities in Occupied Kashmir: Imran Khan

• Imran says he would not give in to the opposition’s demand for him to step down.
• Maulana Fazlur Rehman’s march is driven by a "certain agenda": Imran.
• JUI-F's plan to protest has sent a wave of joy in India, says prime minister.

(Karachi) Prime Minister Imran Khan has said it is feared that India might repeat an incident similar to Pulwama attack to divert attention of the world from its atrocities in Occupied Kashmir.

He said the government has asked army chief to prepare the troops to retaliate in case of any misadventure from the Indian side.

Imran Khan expressed these views while talking to senior journalists and anchor persons in Islamabad, local news channel reported on Wednesday.

The prime minister said there is a conspiracy behind Maulana Fazlur Rehman’s march and it is driven by a "certain agenda". Imran stated he would not give in to the opposition’s demand for him to step down. “Let me be very clear that I will not resign on opposition’s demand.”

He maintained that the JUI-F's plan to protest has sent a wave of joy in India.

Asked about media restrictions on Maulana Fazlur Rehman, he said there was no ban on broadcasting JUI-F Ameer's appearances. He said the opposition is carrying out such acts to get NRO.

He acknowledged that inflation and unemployment remain a big problem which his government is trying to resolve.