Imran Khan is going to form a coalition government with the support of independent candidates and smaller parties. In his first reaction after his victory, the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement that their new government in Pakistan will work to create terrorism-free South Asia. In the statement, it was also said that in discussions with Imran, Prime Minister Modi spoke about his concerns about peace and development with his neighbors. The Indian prime minister expressed the hope that democracy will be strengthened in Pakistan at the same time.
Imran Khan said after the victory, that if India progresses one step forward, then he will go ahead and solve long-lasting Kashmir problem. Imran's Media Group on Talks of Two Leaders, told the Prime Minister that the Prime Minister of Pakistan will be important for the two countries to focus on poverty alleviation. Imran further said, on the basis of discussion, the problems of both the countries should be resolved. Because, instead of solving war, the conflict further increases.
Various political parties in Pakistan have raised allegations of rigging in the July 25 elections. The European Union (EU) has expressed concern over irregularities in the election. However, Imran Khan said that if there is any allegation regarding this election in the history of Pakistan, it will be investigated. TOI and Reuters