In pics: Ram Madhav on Pakistan, Imran Khan & IAF pilot's return | India Today Conclave 2019

Senior BJP leader Ram Madhav was speaking at the session 'The Fury: Borders. Bombs. Stones. And the roads not taken in Kashmir' of India Today Conclave 2019 at Taj Palace hotel in New Delhi on Saturday.

Ram Madhav responded to talk of a Nobel Peace Prize for Imran Khan on Saturday by pointing to homegrown terrorism in Pakistan and decrying its use by Islamabad as a state policy.

"Now the whole demand in Pakistan, in his party, is: now we should try for a Nobel Peace Prize for Imran Khan," Madhav said. "Let him take it. But does it really help Pakistan?"

At the India Today Conclave, Ram Madhav said the "monster" Pakistan had created had consumed it, but that had not affected its use of terrorism as a state policy.

"I know, you know the monster that they have created in their country...[they] tried to use [it] as a state policy in all these years...[it] has also consumed them so much in the last 10 years or so, Ram Madhav said. "But they don't change. They continue to use it as a state policy."

"The perception that is being sought to be created [about Pakistan and Imran Khan], if it really becomes a reality, good for Pakistan. And good for India, and good for the entire world," he said.