If Indians still keep their eyes closed than it will not favor either of us .
They already noticed by keeping their eyes closed they are going to be isolated...
They are not going to change during elections...they did the opposite by releasing known terrorists in samjhota express!
As i say Own up to their mistakes , Pakistan did it and fighting against the extremists in our lands for decades , Indian problem is connected to Kashmir which is disputed and the atrocities done by their Army comes back to bite in their backs .
indian prob is connected to ego...They refuse to understand they have their own set of BS...just like america who also failed to see the rise of white supremacy....ditto scenario!
Modi messages PM Khan, extends 'best wishes' for Pakistani people on national day
Dawn.com
Updated March 22, 2019
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi (L) and Prime Minister Imran Khan. — AFP/File
Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday said he had received a message from Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in which the latter extended "greetings & best wishes to the people of Pakistan on the National Day of Pakistan".
"It is time that [the people] of Sub-continent work together for a democratic, peaceful, progressive & prosperous region, in an atmosphere free of terror and violence," Modi said in the message, according to a tweet by Prime Minister Khan.
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Received msg from PM Modi: "I extend my greetings & best wishes to the people of Pakistan on the National Day of Pakistan. It is time that ppl of Sub-continent work together for a democratic, peaceful, progressive & prosperous region, in an atmosphere free of terror and violence"
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This is the first amicable gesture by India since the February 14 Pulwama attack, following which the nuclear-armed neighbours came to the brink of war.
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How Pakistan, India pulled back from brink of war
In what was the most serious military crisis in South Asia since 2008, Indian and Pakistani warplanes engaged in a dogfight on Feb 27, a day after a raid by Indian jet fighters on what New Delhi said was a militant camp in Pakistan. Islamabad denied any militant camp exists in the area and said the Indian bombs exploded on an empty hillside.
Pakistan downed an Indian plane for violating its airspace and captured its pilot after he ejected in Azad Jammu and Kashmir.
The tensions de-escalated after Prime Minister Khan decided to
releasethe Indian pilot as a peace gesture, and following concerted diplomatic efforts by countries including the United States, China and the UAE.
The Indian government, which is seeking re-election in next month's national polls, had responded to Islamabad's peace gesture and offer for dialogue with effective
silence.
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