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Wait...... Indians we will again export Taliban to Afghanistan to hurt you after 2014.... So you should focus on India rather then Afghanistan....
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whats so fuss about this? India is and India will do what it can to protect its interest in Afganistan.
Wait...... Indians we will again export Taliban to Afghanistan to hurt you after 2014.... So you should focus on India rather then Afghanistan....
The future uncertainties have already begun to derail Indias commitments to Afghanistan. No new projects have been started for the last two years. Reports suggest that India is planning to scale down the allocation of both human and monetary resources to Afghanistan post 2014. Work on a number of existing projects has stalled due to the prevailing insecurity in Afghanistan. For instance, work on the Salma Dam project in the Herat Province, which was to be inaugurated two years ago, has been delayed on account of the prevailing insecurity in the area and constant attacks on the construction site by insurgent forces.
The problem is compounded by Indias inability to fill the security vacuum that will be created after 2014. For instance, India is not going to contribute directly toward enhancing security in the country as it will likely continue to resist sending in troops into Afghanistan.
It's not the locals who decide on the foreign policy..... India was sidelined even in the last conference.
It is not first time. We support Afgans in 90s decade, although Taliban was too powerful that time & flow was with them. So these groups strengthen them self in north of AFG & formed Northen Alliance.
But time changed, NATO make alliance with NA to destroy Taliban & other terrorist groups in there. They got success & now flow is against Taliban. So your dream of restoring Taliban is agian
And also now you dont have USA which can fund for Taliban.
India has no interest in Afghanistan you are only there for destabilization of Pakistan..... you will pay for what you have done....
Chuck Hagel can provide the proof for his statements to UN.
I'm betting he won't
India should blacklist this guy n should bar him from possible visits to India. he too will chew his own butt like kissing err!
Flow is against Taliban..... Thats why NATO and USA are begging Pakistan to make their deal with Taliban.... Read newspapers buddy...
Well you started it first and you had to be paid back, now you want to start that again, you are most welcome.
India financed problems for Pak in Afghanistan, says US defence secretary nominee Chuck Hagel
WASHINGTON: In a sharp contrast to US view on India's role in Afghanistan, President Barack Obama's defence secretary nominee Chuck Hagel has alleged that India has over the years "financed problems" for Pakistan in the war-torn country.
A video containing these remarks from an unreleased speech of Hagel at Oklahoma's Cameron University in 2011 was uploaded by Washington Free Beacon, sparking a strong reaction from India which said such comments are "contrary to the reality" of its unbounded dedication to the welfare of Afghans.
Hagel, during the speech said, "India for some time has always used Afghanistan as a second front, and India has over the years financed problems for Pakistan on that side of the border".
"And you can carry that into many dimensions, the point being [that] the tense, fragmented relationship between Pakistan and Afghanistan has been there for many, many years," Hagel said.
Reacting to this, the Indian embassy here said,"Such comments attributed to Senator Hagel, who has been a long-standing friend of India and a prominent votary of close India-US relations are contrary to the reality of India's unbounded dedication to the welfare of Afghan people".
It added that India's commitment to a peaceful, stable and prosperous Afghanistan is unwavering, "and this is reflected in our significant assistance to Afghanistan in developing its economy, infrastructure and institutional capacities".
"Our opposition to terrorism and its safe havens in our neighbourhood is firm and unshakable.
"India's development assistance has been deeply appreciated by the people and the government of Afghanistan, and by our friends around the world including the US.
"We do not view our engagement with Afghanistan as a zero sum game," the embassy said.
Hagel's remarks are in sharp contrast to viewpoint of Obama Administration that has always been in praise of India's developmental role in Afghanistan and in fact has been pressing New Delhi to do more in Afghanistan.
Significantly, a deeply divided Senate is in the process of voting on US president's contentious nominee to head the defence department.
The embassy said India and the US have a shared perspective and a deep convergence of interests for ensuring peace and stability in Afghanistan.
"We will continue to work to help the Afghan people build a peaceful, prosperous, democratic and inclusive future for themselves in an environment free from terror and intimidation," the statement said.
The unearthing of anti-India comment by Hagel provided another ammunition to the Republican Senators to oppose his confirmation.
Once published, the news item was sent by the office of powerful Republican Senator John Cornyn, who is among the leading opponent of twice wounded Vietnam veteran's confirmation.
"In light of our shared interest in the US-India relationship, thought you would want to see this," said the email sent by Cornyn's office to top Indian American community leaders. Cornyn is co-chair of the Senate India Caucus.
"I am surprised and shocked. We did not know the story and background of Senator Hagel on India, Afghanistan and Pakistan. I think Indian community needs to work on to see how we can help to stop his nomination for the post of secretary of defence.
"We will definitely follow up with our senators and impress on them on the folly of such a nomination," Republican Sampat Shivangi, national president of Indian American Forum for Political Education, said.
As Nebraska Senator for two terms from 1997 to 2009, Hagel was member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, frequently travelled to South Asia and voted in favour of the historic India-US civilian nuclear deal.
During his trip to Pakistan he told the then Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf that a similar agreement was not on cards with Islamabad, because of the proliferation issues with his country.
Hagel's nomination has bitterly split the Senate, with Republicans turning on their former colleague and Democrats standing by Obama's nominee.
Republican lawmakers excoriated Hagel over his past statements and votes. They argued that he was too critical of Israel and too compromising with Iran. They cast the Nebraskan as a radical far out of the mainstream.
India financed problems for Pak in Afghanistan, says US defence secretary nominee Chuck Hagel - The Times of India
Wrong it was you in 1971
Wait...... Indians we will again export Taliban to Afghanistan to hurt you after 2014.... So you should focus on India rather then Afghanistan....