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India unilaterally calls off talks with Pakistan
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yes that is either by increased vigilance on border, and Thermal imaginer on border
Yes , sedition chargers for telling truth ? This is what world says about you. this is because truth is always bitter.
When truth is not as per your thinking / liking , it doesn't become lie.
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What about cricket matches?
The way both our teams are playing...i think we can skip cricket and play gilli danda...
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No.. But India also possesses the capability to make those infiltrations less and less successful and that's what has happened lately on the ground.
Which has nothing to do with Pakistan's good heart. Its just that the infiltration attempts had started yielding less results and more opportunities for Indian forces to target practice.
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NS ko ek mouka mil gaya News media ko divert karne ka. Agar Media IK ka dharna Live dikhana band kar de aur focus is stand off pe aa jaye to Dharna ek din mein over. Aur NS ka status barh jayega kyunki usne India ki warning ke bawzood Kashmir pe apna stand nahi chhora..
Now all he has to do is to nudge his friendly media outlets to arrange some fiery debates on Kashmir issue condemning India's stance and viola he's gained his loosing grip.
Nope.. More like NS playing a clever game with Army. Army has pushed IK and TuQ to Islamabad to clip NS's wings.
NS invented this diversionary incident which resonates with masses more than IK's or, TuQ's causes. Just imagine his stature when Pakistanis come to know that his government did not pay any heed to warnings of "Hindu fascist" Modi's and went ahead with talks with Hurriyat for sake of "Kashmir brothers" .
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India to Pakistan : Talks are cancelled
Pakistan to India : Talks are cancelled
The World : And not a single fcuk was given that day
Pakistan to India : Talks are cancelled
The World : And not a single fcuk was given that day
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Pakistan termed India's decision to call off foreign secretary level talks a setback to efforts by the Pakistani leadership to promote "good, neighbourly relations" with India.
India on Monday called off foreign secretary-level bilateral talks with Pakistan following criticism of Pakistani High Commissioner Abdul Basit meeting with Hurriyat leader Shabir Shah.
The reaction came from Foreign Office spokesperson Tasneem Aslam, who said, "Our High Commissioner in India has been informed by the Ministry of External Affairs that the Government of India — taking exception to the High Commissioner’s meetings with Kashmiri leaders — has decided to call off the foreign secretary level talks scheduled for August 25, 2014 in Islamabad."
Rejecting India's reservation to Pakistani envoys meeting with Kashmiri leaders, she said it is a longstanding practice that, prior to Pakistan-India talks, meetings with Kashmiri leaders are held to facilitate meaningful discussions on the issue of Kashmir.
The spokesperson said the prime minister of Pakistan has clearly articulated the vision of peace for development and it was in this spirit that he accepted the invitation of the Indian prime minister to attend his inaugural ceremony.
The spokesperson said the meeting between the two Foreign Secretaries was scheduled at the directive of the two Prime Minister.
Sources said the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) has conveyed the decision to the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi, and said that it will not send Foreign Secretary Sujatha Singh to Islamabad for talks scheduled for August 25. No official reason was given by MOFA.
According to the Times of India website, the decision comes after Abdul Basit met with Kashmiri Hurriyat leader Shabir Shah.
News agencies quoted the Indian External Affairs as saying, "Pakistan High Commissioner's meeting with the 'so-called' separatist leaders undermines the constructive diplomatic engagement initiated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his very first day in office."
"At a time when serious initiatives have been taken by the government of India, the invitation to Hurriyat leaders raises question on Pakistan's intention. Foreign Secretary Sujatha Singh's visit to Pakistan on August 25 stands cancelled," the ministry's spokesperson Syed Akbaruddin said.
Congress had hit out at the centre for allowing the envoy to meet the Hurriyat leader.
Basit has reportedly also invited Hurriyat leader Mirwaiz Umar Farooq to meet on Tuesday (tomorrow).
The Congress had accused the government of doublespeak, questioning why the talks had not been called off and warned that it could be a "major security risk in the days to come". The BJP had maintained it had taken the decision after much thought but has welcomed MOFA's decision to cancel talks on Monday (today).
Earlier speaking to Dawn, a senior Pakistani diplomat had said Pakistan attaches immense importance to the meeting of the foreign secretaries.
“The meeting is fundamental to the future engagement. It would set the trajectory,” the diplomat said last month.
India calls off foreign secretary level talks with Pakistan - Pakistan - DAWN.COM
India on Monday called off foreign secretary-level bilateral talks with Pakistan following criticism of Pakistani High Commissioner Abdul Basit meeting with Hurriyat leader Shabir Shah.
The reaction came from Foreign Office spokesperson Tasneem Aslam, who said, "Our High Commissioner in India has been informed by the Ministry of External Affairs that the Government of India — taking exception to the High Commissioner’s meetings with Kashmiri leaders — has decided to call off the foreign secretary level talks scheduled for August 25, 2014 in Islamabad."
Rejecting India's reservation to Pakistani envoys meeting with Kashmiri leaders, she said it is a longstanding practice that, prior to Pakistan-India talks, meetings with Kashmiri leaders are held to facilitate meaningful discussions on the issue of Kashmir.
The spokesperson said the prime minister of Pakistan has clearly articulated the vision of peace for development and it was in this spirit that he accepted the invitation of the Indian prime minister to attend his inaugural ceremony.
The spokesperson said the meeting between the two Foreign Secretaries was scheduled at the directive of the two Prime Minister.
Sources said the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) has conveyed the decision to the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi, and said that it will not send Foreign Secretary Sujatha Singh to Islamabad for talks scheduled for August 25. No official reason was given by MOFA.
According to the Times of India website, the decision comes after Abdul Basit met with Kashmiri Hurriyat leader Shabir Shah.
News agencies quoted the Indian External Affairs as saying, "Pakistan High Commissioner's meeting with the 'so-called' separatist leaders undermines the constructive diplomatic engagement initiated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his very first day in office."
"At a time when serious initiatives have been taken by the government of India, the invitation to Hurriyat leaders raises question on Pakistan's intention. Foreign Secretary Sujatha Singh's visit to Pakistan on August 25 stands cancelled," the ministry's spokesperson Syed Akbaruddin said.
Congress had hit out at the centre for allowing the envoy to meet the Hurriyat leader.
Basit has reportedly also invited Hurriyat leader Mirwaiz Umar Farooq to meet on Tuesday (tomorrow).
The Congress had accused the government of doublespeak, questioning why the talks had not been called off and warned that it could be a "major security risk in the days to come". The BJP had maintained it had taken the decision after much thought but has welcomed MOFA's decision to cancel talks on Monday (today).
Earlier speaking to Dawn, a senior Pakistani diplomat had said Pakistan attaches immense importance to the meeting of the foreign secretaries.
“The meeting is fundamental to the future engagement. It would set the trajectory,” the diplomat said last month.
India calls off foreign secretary level talks with Pakistan - Pakistan - DAWN.COM
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Gentlemen -
Most of Kashmirs are Shias in Sringar 97.3%
In Pakistan Shias are being Butchered daily.......
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Most of Kashmirs are Shias in Sringar 97.3%
In Pakistan Shias are being Butchered daily.......
Will the Kashmiri Shias be protected in Pakistan....
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