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"Pak Can't Even Manage Its 4 Provinces": Shahid Afridi On Kashmir

Former captain of Pakistan's cricket team Shahid Afridi has given a statement on the Kashmir dispute which may be hard to swallow for the cricketer-turned-Prime Minister Imran Khan. In a press conference in London, the United Kingdom, former Pakistani all-rounder Shahid Khan Afridi said that Pakistan does not need Kashmir and asserted that Kashmir should be allowed to be independent.

In the video of the press interaction shared on YouTube, Afridi can be heard telling reporters "people in Kashmir are dying and it hurts a lot to see innocent dying, whatever religion they may belong to."

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