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Burhan Wani’s killing ‘deplorable’, violates Kashmiris’ rights: Pakistan

Even Hindus do not want to live in India and would migrate to US if provided an opportunity. Also, It would be very odd for a desi to introduce to another desi saying I am from India. Even my Pakistani friends introduce that they are Karachi or Lahore not as I am from Pakistan.

PS : I am assuming that you are a desi not a Caucasian.
When I meet Pakistanis here my first question is always are you from Pakistan if yes then I would ask from which city. Because many Pakistani look like Afghans, Arabs, Iranians, Indians so that's a genuine question. Furthermore, Indians (the hindus) always introduce themselves as Indians and even here on pdf...only after getting some familiarity, people will ask from which city. I think you have never lived abroad because when people are outside their country, they will tell first from which country they are. However, when I'm in Pakistan, people will tell me from which city they are since country is taken for granted to be Pakistan.
 
And whats shame in killing a high profile terrorist ... what your forces will do if they caught Allha nazar balouch ???

What is shame is that what forced a 16 year boy towards militancy. What is shame that you Indians don't want to introspect why people have gone violent after his death.

Introspect. Check why local youth is joining militancy. Why people in masses support them. Introspect instead of debating with Pakistanis.
 
When I meet Pakistanis here my first question is always are you from Pakistan if yes then I would ask from which city. Because many Pakistani look like Afghans, Arabs, Iranians, Indians so that's a genuine question. Furthermore, Indians (the hindus) always introduce themselves as Indians and even here on pdf...only after getting some familiarity, people will ask from which city. I think you have never lived abroad because when people are outside their country, they will tell first from which country they are. However, when I'm in Pakistan, people will tell me from which city they are since country is taken for granted to be Pakistan.

Your post confirms that you are born and brought up in the US and a desi only in a name, if you are one. You have no clue how desis mingle.
 
Khalistan movement was initially supported by Pakistan as a revenge against India for its support in the creation of Bangladesh. But when Pakistan realized that Khalistan would lead to second partition of Pakistan and loss of Pakistan's Punjab, Pakistan developed cold feet and provided intelligence information to Indian authorities to neutralize the demon that Pakistan created. Do you know that Pakistan is now actively sharing information in neutralizing Kashmiri terrorists ?
Whenever you make such a claims back it up with a source...a credible source otherwise you make yourself a fool (excuse my harsh words) here on pdf. I can claim many such things about India since it does not take much effort to type...does it? I mean I also have buttery smooth iMac kbd :) :) ..Will you provide a source for your claim keyboard warrior?
 
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This is due to bad parenting .... we Indian dont give a damm in killing some terrorist ..local youth knows its futile efforts ...the budget of J&K is equivalent your defense budget
What is shame is that what forced a 16 year boy towards militancy. What is shame that you Indians don't want to introspect why people have gone violent after his death.

Introspect. Check why local youth is joining militancy. Why people in masses support them. Introspect instead of debating with Pakistanis.
 
Your post confirms that you are born and brought up in the US and a desi only in a name, if you are one. You have no clue how desis mingle.
Sir, I was born in Pakistan, raised partially in UAE and USA but that's besides the point. I'm not Caucassian, however, most of Pakistan who met me first time think I'm an Arab guy...which I'm not. I'm Pakistani whose grandparents migrated from India in 1947...
 
This is a high point for Pakistanis.A militant killed.Mob unrest and more civilians killed.They like this unrest,mob violence - either because it gives them a relief that like us India also bleeds and also because they can't digest ,how come Muslims live in India peacefully.They are united by religion,whether this bond causes destruction,acrimony,backwardness is of no concern.Rather feeding on these very negative traits.
 
Since when people started dick measuring even in funerals :D . What ever anyone do now India is in position to deal Kashmir in far efficient way as it was in 90's . I am sure Kashmiris know that a country who cant save their own citizens from drones can do nothing for them

Small local crowds. At most 500 people. Not as big as crowds outnumbering CM of IOK's funeral. Definitely not as big as 60000 like in IOK. Even poor former CM didn't get that much people in his funeral. :lol:



https://defence.pk/threads/cries-of...-afzal-guru-in-mufti-sayeeds-hometown.417794/
 
And this guy@kahonapyarhi is a coward.Always showing India in poor taste,posting misleading posts,showing hindus always as oppressor and claiming to be Indian.
You are a fox wearing a sheep skin.Stop hiding and come out in open and stand for what you are.A Pakistani who hates India.
 
And how tribals helped local brethren by indulging in mass rape and loot in 1947?

I'm sure no such thing happened. If you have, kindly provide evidence (from unbiased sources) to back this claim up.

The digression was to show your hypocrisy. You forget Kingdom of Kalat, Bangladesh, OBL and taliban leader and calling us names?

Out of curiosity, how far was OBL living from PMA, Abottabad that he was deemed untraceable ?

You're talking about alot of irrelevant events without knowing their complete context. I'd advise you to stick to the topic as I too can bring out a few skeletons in Indian closet. Hyderabad post partition, Khalistan, Nagaland, Aasam to name a few. Don't push me in that direction. It's off-topic and I really don't have the time or will for it.

Very close to PMA Kakul. He was a smart man and prudently choose that compound because that was the last place anyone would be looking at. Nobody was expecting him to be living so close to a military training academy and that's something he used to his advantage. Helped him hide in plain sight, so to speak.

If you have nothing to say about Kashmir, do me a favor and please don't quote me again.
 
So do we expect some UN, China or especially OIC economic sanctions on India over the Human Right violation ?
 
I'm sure no such thing happened. If you have, kindly provide evidence (from unbiased sources) to back this claim up.



You're talking about alot of irrelevant events without knowing their complete context. I'd advise you to stick to the topic as I too can bring out a few skeletons in Indian closet. Hyderabad post partition, Khalistan, Nagaland, Aasam to name a few. Don't push me in that direction. It's off-topic and I really don't have the time or will for it.

Very close to PMA Kakul. He was a smart man and prudently choose that compound because that was the last place anyone would be looking at. Nobody was expecting him to be living so close to a military training academy and that's something he used to his advantage. Helped him hide in plain sight, so to speak.

If you have nothing to say about Kashmir, do me a favor and please don't quote me again.

Durrand line. Its not so cut and dried, so to speak.

USD 2.2 trillion economy growin' @ more than 7 % against a country whose total GDP is not equal to former's foreign reserve.

Favor is granted.Ciao.
 
Whenever you make such a claims back it up with a source...a credible source otherwise you make yourself a fool (excuse my harsh words) here on pdf. I can claim many such things about India since it does not take much effort to type...does it? I mean I also have buttery smooth iMac kbd :) :) ..Will you provide a source for your claim keyboard warrior?


TEXT - India, Pakistan prime ministers' joint statement

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Pakistan's Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani (L) shakes hands with India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh during the 15th Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) summit in the Egyptian Red Sea tourist resort of Sharm el-Sheikh July 16, 2009.
Reuters/Amr Abdallah Dalsh

India and Pakistan agreed on Thursday to work together to fight terrorism and ordered senior diplomats to meet as often as needed to improve relations between the two countries, a joint statement by their prime ministers said.

Pakistan Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani and his Indian counterpart Prime Minister Manmohan Singh met on the sidelines of a Non-Aligned Movement summit in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh.

Following is a text of the joint statement issued after those talks:

The two prime ministers had a cordial and constructive meeting. They considered the entire gamut of bilateral relations with a view to charting the way forward in India-Pakistan relations.

Both leaders agreed that terrorism is the main threat to both countries. Both leaders affirmed their resolve to fight terrorism and to cooperate with each other to this end.

Prime Minister Singh reiterated the need to bring the perpetrators of the Mumbai attacks to justice. Prime Minister Gilani assured that Pakistan will do everything in its power in this regard. He said that Pakistan has provided an updated status dossier on the investigations of the Mumbai attacks and had sought additional information/evidence. Prime Minister Singh said that the dossier is being reviewed.

Both leaders agreed that the two countries will share real time credible and actionable information on any future terrorist threats.

Prime Minister Gilani mentioned that Pakistan has some information on threats in Balochistan and other areas.

Both prime ministers recognised that dialogue is the only way forward. Action on terrorism should not be linked to the Composite Dialogue process and these should not be bracketed.

Prime Minister Singh said that India was ready to discuss all issues with Pakistan, including all outstanding issues.

Prime Minister Singh reiterated India's interest in a stable, democratic Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

Both leaders agreed that the real challenge is development and the elimination of poverty. Both leaders are resolved to eliminate those factors which prevent our countries from realising their full potential. Both agreed to work to create an atmosphere of mutual trust and confidence.

Both leaders reaffirmed their intention to promote regional cooperation.

Both foreign secretaries should meet as often as necessary and report to the two foreign ministers, who will be meeting on the sidelines of the forthcoming U.N. General Assembly.


http://in.reuters.com/article/idINIndia-41092220090716


India acts on Pakistan NSA’s tip-off, 3 terrorists killed: MHA official
The target of the three terrorists, who were killed in a western state, was the Somnath Temple in Saurashtra on the west coast.
By: Express News Service
New Delhi Updated: Mar 16, 2016, 8:32

By: Express News Service | New Delhi | Updated: March 16, 2016 8:32 am
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A high alert was sounded in Gujarat after Pakistan National Security Adviser (NSA) Nasir Khan Janjua communicated to his Indian counterpart Ajit Doval about the terrorist infiltration.

Acting on an unprecedented alert from Pakistan’s National Security Advisor Naseer Khan Janjua, India has “neutralised” three of the 10 terrorists suspected to have crossed the border to carry out an attack in Gujarat during Maha Shivratri, said a top Home Ministry official.

Revealing that the target of the three terrorists, who were killed in “a western state” on Friday, was the Somnath Temple in Saurashtra on the west coast, the official said no further information could be shared as operations were underway to track the other seven.

Sources said the terrorists, who are suspected to have infiltrated through the sea route, could belong to the Lashkar-e-Taiba or the Jaish-e-Mohammed, and could include men from a third country in the neighbourhood.

As reported first by The Indian Express, Janjua had warned his Indian counterpart Ajit Doval on March 5 of a possible 26/11-style fidayeen assault on religious sites and processions in Gujarat during the Maha Shivratri celebrations. The tip-off led authorities to order a massive mobilisation of state police, rush four National Security Guard teams to Gujarat and sound a multi-city alert.


The Centre also issued an advisory to Gujarat and other states to beef up security at sensitive locations such as places of worship and vital installations.

Fears of an attack in Gujarat had been mounting over the last four months with the discovery of five abandoned fishing boats in Harami Nullah, a channel along the India-Pakistan border. The fifth boat was discovered by the Border Security Force (BSF) just last month. BSF officials, however, believe the boats were most likely used by traffickers


http://indianexpress.com/article/in...sas-tip-off-kills-3-terrorists-home-official/


Pakistan NSA warned Ajit Doval of 26/11-type hit on Maha Shivratri
The national capital was on high alert and security was beefed up at vital installations, important buildings and crowded places after Delhi Police received inputs about a potential terror strike in the city by 10 suspected LeT and JeM militants who are learnt to have entered India through Gujarat.
Written by Praveen Swami
New Delhi Updated: Mar 7, 2016, 2:45


Written by Praveen Swami | New Delhi | Updated: March 7, 2016 2:45 am
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A high alert was also sounded in Gujarat after Pakistan National Security Adviser (NSA) Nasir Khan Janjua communicated to his Indian counterpart Ajit Doval about the terrorist infiltration.
Intelligence provided by Pakistan’s National Security Advisor of a possible 26/11-style fidayeen assault on religious sites and processions in Gujarat during Maha Shivratri celebrations on Monday and Tuesday led authorities to order a massive mobilisation of state police personnel and National Security Guard (NSG) units, a top government official familiar with the matter has told
The Indian Express.

The unprecedented intelligence warning did not contain specific details on the jihadist group involved, or information that could lead police to perpetrators, the source said. However, he said “there was enough credible sourcing for the matter to be taken very seriously”.

Lieutenant-General Naseer Janjua conveyed the warning to his Indian counterpart, Ajit Doval, on Saturday, following which NSG special forces were deployed to Gujarat to back up state police.

India, a diplomat said, believes the intelligence was provided “to pre-empt a potential crisis in bilateral relations, even war”. “Lots of pressure has been mounted by India and the United States, and perhaps it is paying off,” said the source.

Jihadist blogs in Pakistan, interestingly, have been speculating for several weeks that India and Pakistan have been sharing intelligence to target al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent, with one article even alleging that Janjua conveyed information that allowed India to shut down a terror cell in December.

Earlier this month, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s foreign affairs advisor, Sartaj Aziz, also admitted that one of the three phone numbers used by the terrorists who attacked the Indian Air Force base in Pathankot had been traced to the Jaish-e-Muhammad’s headquarters in Bahawalpur.

However, although Pakistan has shut down Facebook pages and websites linked to the Jaish, the Bahawalpur seminary remains open. None of the organisation’s key officials are known to have been arrested either.

Fears of an attack in Gujarat have been mounting over the last four months, sparked by the discovery of five abandoned fishing boats in Harami Nullah, a channel that snakes along the India-Pakistan border before emptying into the Vianbari Creek. The fifth boat was discovered by the Border Security Force (BSF) just last month.

BSF officials believe the boats were most likely used by traffickers, rather than terrorists, but noted that their movement across the border without detection raised fears about security.

The BSF’s border surveillance operations, one officer said, has been severely hampered by the lack of air support, after the sole helicopter available crashed in Rajasthan.

Islamabad’s decision to pass on the intelligence emerged from multiple rounds of meetings between Doval and Janjua, after they first met in Paris last November. The two agreed, at a meeting in Bangkok the next month, to resume diplomatic engagement between the two countries, but continued to maintain a one-to-one channel on terrorism-related issues.

The intelligence on the possible attack in Gujarat is just the second exchange of its kind between the two countries, coming over a decade after India’s Research and Analysis Wing (R&AW) passed on the contents of intercepted phone calls warning of a December 15, 2003 assassination attempt on Pakistan’s then President, General Pervez Musharraf.

In the summer of 2003, then R&AW chief C D Sahay and his counterpart at the Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate, Lieutenant-General Ehsan-ul-Haq, were tasked with working out a deal to restore peace on the Line of Control, by addressing India’s concerns on cross-border infiltration into Jammu and Kashmir.

The dialogue was ordered by then Prime Minister A B Vajpayee and General Pervez Musharraf, when they decided to resume diplomatic engagement in the wake of the 2001-2002 military crisis.

Haq and Sahay met several times in third countries, hammering out the contours of the unwritten ceasefire that went into place on the LoC in December 2003, allowing India to fence-off infiltration routes.

Less than a fortnight before that ceasefire, breakaway Jaish-e-Muhammad operatives attempted to assassinate Musharraf by detonating a bomb as he crossed the Nullah Lai outside Rawalpindi. R&AW passed on intercepted telephone communication predicting the attack, said a highly-placed source.

Haq later called up Sahay to pass on a message of thanks from Musharraf, according to the source.

Later, in 2006, the two countries set up a Joint Anti-Terrorism Institutional Mechanism to “implement counter-terrorism initiatives and investigations”. However, the mechanism did not result in any sharing of usable intelligence or prosecutions, and collapsed after the 26/11 attacks.

Following 26/11, Pakistan’s then President Asif Ali Zardari called for the creation of a system to ensure “timely information and intelligence sharing between the two counties to prevent any incident of terrorism”. His call was later backed by former intelligence chiefs from both countries.

Even earlier, the two governments used secret channels in attempts to resolve tensions. In 1987, then Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi despatched then R&AW chief A K Verma to a secret meeting in Switzerland with his Pakistani counterpart, Lieutenant-General Hamid Gul. The two men discussed means to defuse the risk of war caused by Pakistani support to the Khalistan insurgency

http://indianexpress.com/article/in...t-following-terror-threat-security-beefed-up/
 
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TEXT - India, Pakistan prime ministers' joint statement

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Pakistan's Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani (L) shakes hands with India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh during the 15th Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) summit in the Egyptian Red Sea tourist resort of Sharm el-Sheikh July 16, 2009.
Reuters/Amr Abdallah Dalsh

India and Pakistan agreed on Thursday to work together to fight terrorism and ordered senior diplomats to meet as often as needed to improve relations between the two countries, a joint statement by their prime ministers said.

Pakistan Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani and his Indian counterpart Prime Minister Manmohan Singh met on the sidelines of a Non-Aligned Movement summit in the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh.

Following is a text of the joint statement issued after those talks:

The two prime ministers had a cordial and constructive meeting. They considered the entire gamut of bilateral relations with a view to charting the way forward in India-Pakistan relations.

Both leaders agreed that terrorism is the main threat to both countries. Both leaders affirmed their resolve to fight terrorism and to cooperate with each other to this end.

Prime Minister Singh reiterated the need to bring the perpetrators of the Mumbai attacks to justice. Prime Minister Gilani assured that Pakistan will do everything in its power in this regard. He said that Pakistan has provided an updated status dossier on the investigations of the Mumbai attacks and had sought additional information/evidence. Prime Minister Singh said that the dossier is being reviewed.

Both leaders agreed that the two countries will share real time credible and actionable information on any future terrorist threats.

Prime Minister Gilani mentioned that Pakistan has some information on threats in Balochistan and other areas.

Both prime ministers recognised that dialogue is the only way forward. Action on terrorism should not be linked to the Composite Dialogue process and these should not be bracketed.

Prime Minister Singh said that India was ready to discuss all issues with Pakistan, including all outstanding issues.

Prime Minister Singh reiterated India's interest in a stable, democratic Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

Both leaders agreed that the real challenge is development and the elimination of poverty. Both leaders are resolved to eliminate those factors which prevent our countries from realising their full potential. Both agreed to work to create an atmosphere of mutual trust and confidence.

Both leaders reaffirmed their intention to promote regional cooperation.

Both foreign secretaries should meet as often as necessary and report to the two foreign ministers, who will be meeting on the sidelines of the forthcoming U.N. General Assembly.


http://in.reuters.com/article/idINIndia-41092220090716


India acts on Pakistan NSA’s tip-off, 3 terrorists killed: MHA official
The target of the three terrorists, who were killed in a western state, was the Somnath Temple in Saurashtra on the west coast.
By: Express News Service
New Delhi Updated: Mar 16, 2016, 8:32

By: Express News Service | New Delhi | Updated: March 16, 2016 8:32 am
alert.png


A high alert was sounded in Gujarat after Pakistan National Security Adviser (NSA) Nasir Khan Janjua communicated to his Indian counterpart Ajit Doval about the terrorist infiltration.

Acting on an unprecedented alert from Pakistan’s National Security Advisor Naseer Khan Janjua, India has “neutralised” three of the 10 terrorists suspected to have crossed the border to carry out an attack in Gujarat during Maha Shivratri, said a top Home Ministry official.

Revealing that the target of the three terrorists, who were killed in “a western state” on Friday, was the Somnath Temple in Saurashtra on the west coast, the official said no further information could be shared as operations were underway to track the other seven.

Sources said the terrorists, who are suspected to have infiltrated through the sea route, could belong to the Lashkar-e-Taiba or the Jaish-e-Mohammed, and could include men from a third country in the neighbourhood.

As reported first by The Indian Express, Janjua had warned his Indian counterpart Ajit Doval on March 5 of a possible 26/11-style fidayeen assault on religious sites and processions in Gujarat during the Maha Shivratri celebrations. The tip-off led authorities to order a massive mobilisation of state police, rush four National Security Guard teams to Gujarat and sound a multi-city alert.


The Centre also issued an advisory to Gujarat and other states to beef up security at sensitive locations such as places of worship and vital installations.

Fears of an attack in Gujarat had been mounting over the last four months with the discovery of five abandoned fishing boats in Harami Nullah, a channel along the India-Pakistan border. The fifth boat was discovered by the Border Security Force (BSF) just last month. BSF officials, however, believe the boats were most likely used by traffickers


http://indianexpress.com/article/in...sas-tip-off-kills-3-terrorists-home-official/


Pakistan NSA warned Ajit Doval of 26/11-type hit on Maha Shivratri
The national capital was on high alert and security was beefed up at vital installations, important buildings and crowded places after Delhi Police received inputs about a potential terror strike in the city by 10 suspected LeT and JeM militants who are learnt to have entered India through Gujarat.
Written by Praveen Swami
New Delhi Updated: Mar 7, 2016, 2:45


Written by Praveen Swami | New Delhi | Updated: March 7, 2016 2:45 am
alert.png


A high alert was also sounded in Gujarat after Pakistan National Security Adviser (NSA) Nasir Khan Janjua communicated to his Indian counterpart Ajit Doval about the terrorist infiltration.
Intelligence provided by Pakistan’s National Security Advisor of a possible 26/11-style fidayeen assault on religious sites and processions in Gujarat during Maha Shivratri celebrations on Monday and Tuesday led authorities to order a massive mobilisation of state police personnel and National Security Guard (NSG) units, a top government official familiar with the matter has told The Indian Express.

The unprecedented intelligence warning did not contain specific details on the jihadist group involved, or information that could lead police to perpetrators, the source said. However, he said “there was enough credible sourcing for the matter to be taken very seriously”.

Lieutenant-General Naseer Janjua conveyed the warning to his Indian counterpart, Ajit Doval, on Saturday, following which NSG special forces were deployed to Gujarat to back up state police.

India, a diplomat said, believes the intelligence was provided “to pre-empt a potential crisis in bilateral relations, even war”. “Lots of pressure has been mounted by India and the United States, and perhaps it is paying off,” said the source.

Jihadist blogs in Pakistan, interestingly, have been speculating for several weeks that India and Pakistan have been sharing intelligence to target al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent, with one article even alleging that Janjua conveyed information that allowed India to shut down a terror cell in December.

Earlier this month, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s foreign affairs advisor, Sartaj Aziz, also admitted that one of the three phone numbers used by the terrorists who attacked the Indian Air Force base in Pathankot had been traced to the Jaish-e-Muhammad’s headquarters in Bahawalpur.

However, although Pakistan has shut down Facebook pages and websites linked to the Jaish, the Bahawalpur seminary remains open. None of the organisation’s key officials are known to have been arrested either.

Fears of an attack in Gujarat have been mounting over the last four months, sparked by the discovery of five abandoned fishing boats in Harami Nullah, a channel that snakes along the India-Pakistan border before emptying into the Vianbari Creek. The fifth boat was discovered by the Border Security Force (BSF) just last month.

BSF officials believe the boats were most likely used by traffickers, rather than terrorists, but noted that their movement across the border without detection raised fears about security.

The BSF’s border surveillance operations, one officer said, has been severely hampered by the lack of air support, after the sole helicopter available crashed in Rajasthan.

Islamabad’s decision to pass on the intelligence emerged from multiple rounds of meetings between Doval and Janjua, after they first met in Paris last November. The two agreed, at a meeting in Bangkok the next month, to resume diplomatic engagement between the two countries, but continued to maintain a one-to-one channel on terrorism-related issues.

The intelligence on the possible attack in Gujarat is just the second exchange of its kind between the two countries, coming over a decade after India’s Research and Analysis Wing (R&AW) passed on the contents of intercepted phone calls warning of a December 15, 2003 assassination attempt on Pakistan’s then President, General Pervez Musharraf.

In the summer of 2003, then R&AW chief C D Sahay and his counterpart at the Inter-Services Intelligence Directorate, Lieutenant-General Ehsan-ul-Haq, were tasked with working out a deal to restore peace on the Line of Control, by addressing India’s concerns on cross-border infiltration into Jammu and Kashmir.

The dialogue was ordered by then Prime Minister A B Vajpayee and General Pervez Musharraf, when they decided to resume diplomatic engagement in the wake of the 2001-2002 military crisis.

Haq and Sahay met several times in third countries, hammering out the contours of the unwritten ceasefire that went into place on the LoC in December 2003, allowing India to fence-off infiltration routes.

Less than a fortnight before that ceasefire, breakaway Jaish-e-Muhammad operatives attempted to assassinate Musharraf by detonating a bomb as he crossed the Nullah Lai outside Rawalpindi. R&AW passed on intercepted telephone communication predicting the attack, said a highly-placed source.

Haq later called up Sahay to pass on a message of thanks from Musharraf, according to the source.

Later, in 2006, the two countries set up a Joint Anti-Terrorism Institutional Mechanism to “implement counter-terrorism initiatives and investigations”. However, the mechanism did not result in any sharing of usable intelligence or prosecutions, and collapsed after the 26/11 attacks.

Following 26/11, Pakistan’s then President Asif Ali Zardari called for the creation of a system to ensure “timely information and intelligence sharing between the two counties to prevent any incident of terrorism”. His call was later backed by former intelligence chiefs from both countries.

Even earlier, the two governments used secret channels in attempts to resolve tensions. In 1987, then Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi despatched then R&AW chief A K Verma to a secret meeting in Switzerland with his Pakistani counterpart, Lieutenant-General Hamid Gul. The two men discussed means to defuse the risk of war caused by Pakistani support to the Khalistan insurgency

http://indianexpress.com/article/in...t-following-terror-threat-security-beefed-up/
Where is Kashmir in the whole article? The other info is nothing new. I know BB handed over Khalistan movement names, also Pakistan helped India on many occasions to tacle terrorism against mainland India...while Kashmir is NOT the mainland India or any part of India. It is a disputed area and Pakistan supports the freedom struggle of Kashmiris. So stop dancing and beating around the bushes and come to the point...Where is Kashmir in the whole news article? So you FAILED in backing up your claim.
 
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Where is Kashmir in the whole article? The other info is nothing new. I know BB handed over Khalistan movement names, also Pakistan helped India on many occasions to tacle terrorism against mainland India...while Kashmir is NOT the mainland India or any part of India. It is a disputed area and Pakistan supports the freedom struggle of Kashmiris. So stop dancing and beating around the bushes and come to the point...Where is Kashmir in the whole news article? So you FAILED in backing up your claim.

Kashmir terrorism was never made an exception in the agreement between India and Pakistan.

In diplomacy, it is important to note what is not said than what is said.

I say it again that Pakistan has been and is cooperating with India and vice-versa with regards to eliminating terrorism in both the countries.

It's up to you whether you want to believe it or not.
 

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