Pakistan’s National Security Adviser Lt Gen (retd) Nasir Janjua said on Monday the United States  is following Indian policy on the Kashmir dispute.

He made the remarks  at a National Security Policy Seminar, Geo TV reported.

Lt Gen (retd) Janjua said that the India is threatening Pakistan with a conventional war.

The US has given India role in Afghanistan’s political process, giving New Delhi priority over Islamabad, and has opposed the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), he said

“Taliban are getting stronger in Afghanistan, and Pakistan has faced heavy human and economic loss in its war against terrorism but the US is blaming Pakistan for its own failure in Afghanistan,” he said.

He said that terrorism in Pakistan emerged after the country decided to support US and the West.

The national security adviser said that in opposition to China and Russia, the US has disrupted balance of power in South Asia.

“Security in South Asia is under pressure,” he said.

Janjua said that despite Pakistan giving the most human and economic sacrifices in the war against terrorism, the world has still not respected the vital role it has played,