Ministry of external affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal on Monday made a sharp comment on the political turmoil in Pakistan, saying “democracy and Pakistan don’t go together”. MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal slams Pakistan on the weakening state of Democracy in the country (File photo/ANI) His remarks came during the weekly media briefing when he was asked about the state of democracy in the neighbouring country, particularly in the context of former prime minister Imran Khan and the protests there. Responding to the question on weakening democratic structures in Pakistan, Jaiswal said India continues to monitor developments closely but refrained from commenting further. “We keep a close eye on every development in Pakistan. But regarding democracy, you’re saying that ‘democracy in Pakistan is becoming weak and its strengths are being weakened’. Democracy and Pakistan don’t go together. The less we talk the better,” he said. On Pakistan–Afghanistan border clashes To a separate query on recent border clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan, Jaiswal said India was concerned by reports of Afghan civilian casualties. “We have seen reports of …