Government lawyers of the country have made a big claim in the court regarding the violence in Parliament (Capitol Hill) building on January 6 in America. They say that the intention of the pro-Donald Trump mob in Capitol Hill was to assassinate elected officials. This is stated in the motion filed against Jacob Chansley, an Arizona accused involved in the violence. The lawyers also say that Vice President Mike Pence presided over the meeting a short while ago. Then Chancelle climbed the same platform and wrote a threatening note for Pence.

Trump is being held responsible

The lawyers, while hearing the case in court, also said that justice is going to happen. Talking about Trump, he has been facing opposition from some people of his party along with Democratic Party since the violence in Capitol Hill. Trump supporters entered the building violently when the electoral college votes were being counted here.

It was the same day that the newly elected President Joe Biden was to be handed the certificate of victory. But counting of votes was hampered due to mob violence. Staff members took the ballot box to a safe place. Also, the people present there hid under the chair to protect themselves.

Five people died

After coming to the building, people vandalized, scrambled with policemen, tampered with the belongings kept there and many of them were also seen with weapons in their hands. Five people including a policeman died in the incident. Trump is being blamed for the violence. The opposition party alleges that people have done this only because of Trump's inflammatory speeches.

But Trump has defended his speeches completely. After this incident, the process of impeachment has been started for the second time against Trump. The motion for impeachment has been passed from the House of Representatives, the lower house of Parliament and now further process will be held in the Senate. Along with this, he has also been banned from many social media platforms.

Pakistan-India Can Resolve Kashmir Issue Through Dialogue: Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan is currently on a two-day Sri Lanka Visit. He said here on Wednesday that Pakistan has only Kashmir's 'dispute' with India and it can be resolved through dialogue. Addressing the Sri Lanka-Pakistan trade and investment conference, Khan said that he had offered India to hold peace talks when he was elected Prime Minister in 2018 but nothing happened.

Khan co-chaired the conference with Sri Lankan Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa. He said, "Our dispute is only with Kashmir and it can be resolved through dialogue." Earlier this month, India said that it wanted to normalize relations with Pakistan in an atmosphere free of terror, violence and instability. Khan said, "As soon as I came to power, I contacted my neighbor India and told Prime Minister Narendra Modi that the differences of the two countries can be resolved through dialogue."

'Business relations will reduce poverty'

He said, 'I did not get success but I hope you will understand. Poverty can be eradicated in the subcontinent only by increasing trade relations. India has said that it is Pakistan's responsibility to create an atmosphere free from terror and instability. Khan is the first Head of State to visit Sri Lanka since the COVID-19 Pandemic. He said that good relations between neighboring countries in the region will help in creating a business friendly environment by maintaining political stability, which will ultimately benefit the people.

Meeting with Muslim leaders

Initially, Muslim leaders of Sri Lanka were also allowed to meet Khan after refusal. The main party of Muslims - Sri Lankan Muslim Congress leader Rauf Hakim said that he had a meaningful discussion with Khan. He said that the Prime Minister of Pakistan (Pakistani PM In Sri Lanka) has expressed confidence in the ability of Muslim leaders to create communal harmony in Sri Lanka. Earlier, Imran Khan was about to address the Parliament of Sri Lanka, but the Sri Lankan government canceled his address on this occasion. The Sri Lankan government was afraid that Imran Khan would not raise the issue of Kashmir in his Parliament and that his relations with India could be affected.