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Void in South Asian politics: Imran

New Delhi: Pakistan on Thursday condoled the death of former PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee, describing him as a renowned statesman.

New Delhi: Pakistan on Thursday condoled the death of former PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee, describing him as a renowned statesman. Incoming PM Imran Khan said his death had left a void in South Asian politics. "Vajpayee contributed to bringing a change in India-Pakistan relations and remained a key supporter of SAARC and regional cooperation for development," Pakistan Foreign Office said. Khan said: " We stand with India in this difficult time." IANS

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