PM Imran leaves for Pakistan after historical UNGA speech and US tour

NEW YORK (92 News) - Prime Minister Imran Khan left New York for Pakistan on Friday evening  after completing his week-long US visit that involved his fiery historical address to the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) and several meetings with heads of states. Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi and other delegation members are accompanying the premier. Prime Minister Imran Khan held important meetings with heads of states including US President Donald Trump, Britain Prime Minister Borish Johnson and Iranian president Hassan Rouhani. During his historical speech at the UNGA on Friday, the premier explicitly highlighted the latest situation in the Indian Occupied Kashmir and atrocities being committed by Indian Armed forces on Kashmiri people and minorities. He warned of nuclear war threat between two neighbouring countries in case the UN and world powers didn't intervene into Kashmir's problem and press India to lift curfew and restrictions in the valley.