US should not level allegations to hide its own flaws: Bilawal

Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on Saturday has warned the United States of America (USA) to not level allegations to hide its own flaws. Holding a press conference in Washington, Bilawal said that America should clearly tell about its strategy whether it has plans to stay in Afghanistan forever. Will peaceful Afghanistan lead to peace in Pakistan, he asked.
Bilawal further said that terrorism and extremism have nothing to do with Islam, adding that terror attacks also take place in American schools. "We need to resolve these issues to make the region stable," he reiterated. Bilawal said that the current situation is alarming as the whole world is fighting a long-term war. We have to bring real face of Pakistan for the new US government, he suggested.
Earlier, Bilawal Bhutto alleged that the USA supported the Taliban during Iran war. "Pakistani state was forced to support these forces. My mother Benazir Bhutto warned then American president, George H. W. Bush, but I don't want to fight about the past. I want to look forward," he said.
Pakistan has seen 75 percent drop in terrorist activities while in Afghanistan, 75 percent of the provinces, and 45 percent of the country is not in control of Afghan government, he added. If all of the NATO forces and Afghan government can't defeat terrorism in Afghanistan, how do we expect Pakistan to do it alone, PPP chairman asked.
Afghan war cannot be fought on Pakistan's soil, he clarified. In Washington also, the 29-year-old chairman of the PPP headlined several events including ones at Woodrow Wilson Institute and National Prayer Breakfast, where he highlighted the spread of democracy as the best way to defeat extremism. In his press talk, he also linked Pakistan's economic stability to the same in Afghanistan.
Bilawal also said terrorism and extremism are global issues which need to be fought by all the countries, adding however, this menace should not be linked to Islam.
In his Washington trip, the young chairman also enjoyed the light moments with friends on train. Of his friends, one calls him 'Prime Minister Candidate' who is travelling in train in Washington DC, USA. The picture attracted reaction where some people asked him questions if he could travel in Pakistani trains as well. Bilawal also shares his selfie on his twitter with US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson who he met during the visit.