Bill introduced in US congress to remove Pakistan from list of Non Nato Allies

A bill has been taken in United States (US) congress to remove Pakistan from list of America’s allies related to non-Nato. Although Trump Government wants to enhance relations with Pakistani leaders for peace in Afghanistan. Bill was introduced by Congress man Andy Biggs.
In future if any US leader wants to put Pakistan again in list of its allies then he/she will need to take congress into confidence that Pakistan will do military operations against Haqqani Group. Pakistan will have to restrict the militants along its border to enlist itself again in US allies and Pakistan will not provide safe haven to terrorists.
Zaheer Ahmad on Twitter:

Bill to delist Pakistan in Congress https://t.co/FDq0OJOxZE

— M. Zaheer Arshad (@ZaheerAhmad17) January 14, 2019

Bill Details sent to Foreign Office​

Bill H.R. 73 related to delisting Pakistan from US allies, was dispatched to foreign affairs committee. Recently American President has showed urge to withdraw 14000 US troops from Afghanistan. US leaders of congress have said that US will not involve in unending wars of Syria and Afghanistan.

  Trump Government wants to ensure before withdrawal that US-backed Afghan Government will not collapse. US has started dialogues with Taliban leaders for peace in Afghanistan in future. US Government wants that neighbors of Afghanistan especially Pakistan to remain involve in Afghanistan for peace in future. India and China should also work for peace process in Afghanistan.
Also read: US President Donald Trump wants good relationship with Pakistan  

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