Head of the state Shehbaz Sharif has dismissed US President Joe Biden's remarks on Pakistan's atomic weapons as "genuinely wrong and misdirecting", as per an official statement from the State leader's Office (PMO) on Saturday.
At a Majority rule legislative mission council gathering on Thursday, Biden said Pakistan might be "quite possibly of the most perilous country on the planet" as the nation has "atomic weapons with practically no union".
A record of the location, distributed on the White House's site, cited Biden as saying: "… And my thought process is perhaps quite possibly of the most perilous country on the planet: Pakistan. Atomic weapons with next to no attachment."
Hours after Unfamiliar Clergyman declared that an authority demarche will be given to the US emissary, Head of the state Shehbaz gave a nitty gritty proclamation in light of Biden's comments.
He said that Pakistan had shown to be a "most mindful atomic state" over the course of the last many years whose atomic program was overseen through a "in fact sound and secure order and control framework".
"Pakistan has likewise reliably exhibited mindful stewardship of its atomic weapons capacity, set apart by an extremely impressive obligation to worldwide norms, including those of IAEA (Global Nuclear Energy Organization) on restraint, wellbeing, and security."
The public statement said that the genuine danger to worldwide harmony and security was presented by "ultra-patriotism, infringement of common freedoms in districts that are battling against unlawful occupation, infringement of worldwide standards by certain states, rehashed atomic security occurrences, weapons contest among driving atomic weapon states and presentation of new security builds that upset the territorial equilibrium".
It added that Pakistan and the US had a long history of a "cordial and commonly helpful relationship", further saying that it was "fundamentally critical that certified and solid endeavors are made to perceive the genuine capability of Pakistan-US relationship" when the world was stood up to by gigantic worldwide difficulties.
The official statement said "pointless remarks" ought to be kept away from and it was Pakistan's "earnest craving" to help out the US to advance territorial harmony and security.
On Twitter, PM Shehbaz said Pakistan was unequivocally a mindful atomic state which took the question of atomic wellbeing with the "highest level of reality".
"Allow nobody to feel somewhat skeptical," he tweeted, adding that he was glad that the country's atomic resources had the "best" shields according to the IAEA's necessities.
Protection Priest Khawaja Asif likewise gave areas of strength for a to Biden's remarks, saying that Pakistan's record as a dependable atomic power was "irreproachable, and universally bore witness to, in contrast to the presence of Weapons of mass destruction (weapons of mass obliteration) in Iraq" — alluding to US claims about the presence of Weapons of mass destruction in Iraq which were subsequently exposed.
"We have additionally generally given military help to the extremely military whose president wrongly questions our 'union'," the guard serve called attention to.