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Former Pakistan premier Nawaz Sharif has said that the Pakistans nuclear assets were under a strong and stable command.
Lahore, Jan 23 : Former Pakistan premier Nawaz Sharif has said that the Pakistan's nuclear assets were under a strong and stable command.
"No one should be worried about the assets going in wrong hands," Daily Times quoted Nawaz, as saying.
The statement was made during his meeting with Japanese Ambassador Seigi Kojima at his residence in Raiwind.
Nawaz also briefed the envoy about the polls and challenges being faced by opposition parties in this regard.
ANI
