Wen’s Parliament speech ‘alarm bells’ to Pak enemies: Malik

Last Updated: Monday, December 20, 2010, 15:52

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Wen’s Parliament speech ‘alarm bells’ to Pak enemies: Malik

Islamabad: Pakistan Interior Minister Rehman Malik has described Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao’s speech to the joint sitting of the country’s Parliament as a strong message to the enemies of Pakistan.

Addressing the media after the speech, Malik said that it reflected the emotional attachment of the Chinese government with the government and people of Pakistan.

He emphasised that the Premier’s speech must have rung alarm bells to the enemies of Pakistan, which cast covetous eyes on its peace, stability, progress and prosperity.

“It’s a strong messages to the enemies (of Pakistan),” the Daily Times quoted Malik, as saying.

The interior minister further said that the way in which the Parliament expressed solidarity and oneness over the Sino-Pak friendship was a crystal clear manifestation of the fact that the Pak-China friendship was eternal.

ANI

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First Published: Monday, December 20, 2010, 15:52

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sanjay - kolkata
Chinese Premier`s speech to the Pakistani Parliament is nothing but a ridiculous exercise.Parliaments all over the world are treated as symbol of democracy and free speech.Since, China does not believe in democratic system and Pakistani Parliaments are spineless,such an exercise by the Chinese PM is useless and can be hardly noticed by anybody except Pakistan.

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Paul - India
The civilised parts of the world will combine and finish off the two headed Chinese-Pak monster.

CHINA SHOULD START DEFENDING ITSELF AGAINST US-JAPAN-SOUTH KOREA-TAIWAN-AUSTRALIA-INDIA COMBINE. We are out there to finish the evil Chinese empire.