WASHINGTON: Donald Lu, US Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs is all set to testify before a congressional committee today (Wednesday), where he plans to address various aspects of Pakistan’s political landscape.
Lu, who boasts an intimate understanding of Pakistan’s political situation, intends to shed light on the country’s recent elections.
Expressing familiarity with Pakistan’s political dynamics, he emphasized the resilience of its citizens who have historically participated in elections despite facing challenges such as violence and intimidation.
He expressed his commitment to addressing any irregularities that may have occurred during the electoral process and American policy.
Highlighting the significance of federalism, Lu underscored the need for national unity achieved through stability and mutual respect among all stakeholders. He reiterated America’s commitment to upholding democratic principles and ensuring that the voice of every citizen is heard.
Moreover, the US Deputy Secretary of State hinted at forthcoming remarks regarding US policy on the irregularities observed in the Pakistan elections. He also raised concerns about unnecessary restrictions on freedom of expression, signaling America’s stance on safeguarding fundamental rights.
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