Sam Manekshaw
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I think Indian army all along wanted to engage Pakistan army, even if that means playing golf together and PA was always accused of being an unwilling entity to this. So now if PA also wants the same, i don't see why the Indian are objecting to it considering having dialogue does not mean you are handing over Kashmir and realistic speaking even Pakistanis know that borders are not going to change, only a solution that is acceptable to all parties without showing the other as compromised specially India who has the upper hand.
Then who will fight with india ??
I think Indian army all along wanted to engage Pakistan army, even if that means playing golf together and PA was always accused of being an unwilling entity to this. So now if PA also wants the same, i don't see why the Indian are objecting to it considering having dialogue does not mean you are handing over Kashmir and realistic speaking even Pakistanis know that borders are not going to change, only a solution that is acceptable to all parties without showing the other as compromised specially India who has the upper hand.
If peace is established, Kashmir issue is peacefully resolved, India is our neighbour and can become a friend in the future. Fighting is in no one's favour, both nations know that very well. Diviedants of a lasting peace in S.Asia alone can cure the historic venom
Imagine both the nations in good terms, huge advantage for the normal population...... our economies will grow further and farmers would be more benefited....
India has no compunctions in engaging in a dialogue with Pakistan, It is Pakistani army's 'Plan B'( i.e.' in case talks fail, will resort to sub conventional warfare') that does not go well with us.
Pakistan can not seriously expect us to enter into dialogue while holding a 'terrorism' sword over our heads.
If Pakistan wants to enter into a meaningful and result oriented dialogue, it has completely abandon its old ways and not just put them on hiatus.
Economy is just one area. A lasting peace can also mean open borders, people to people relations will change many dynamics. Bigotry goes down when people of two opposing narratives meet in flesh. Socioeconomic advances in S.Asia as a whole will be incalculable.
@Aeronaut why negative bro?
@nair how do you see your new government of Modi w.r.t Pakistan, how will they control any hardliner when they are themselves when it comes to Pakistan
low quality...ok if you say so.For a low quality post.
If Modi and NDA get absolute majority in Parliament then it is a good sign for India Pak talks..... But then the hardliners are either part of government or they are in support of the government (for example, Shiv sena is partner of NDA and MNS supports Modi in this election).... so their fight/opposition is going to be internal..... and once there is call is been taken by government there will hardly any opposition from hardliners......
So are you telling me that you won't hand over Kashmir to me even if I were to ask you with puppy-eyes while holding a freshly baked slice of apple-pie with vanilla ice cream on top of it that I baked just for you and if I promise to baby-sit all 11 of your kids for you for an entire year at a moment's notice ?
Damn...you drive a hard-bargain !
Okay, I suppose I'd let @SarthakGanguly live in Kashmir too, though I think hes far too Brown and far....far too skinny for a Kashmiri plus Kashmiri Men are supposed to be suave but he can't even walk up to a lady without blushing like a tomato before turning on his heels and bumping into something - Chalooo rukh loon gaa isss ko bhiii....maybe some of the Magnificence of Armstrong the Great will rub off him !
Abbb tou aap dei deiin mujhee Kashmir - Please !
I get the point you are trying to make But there is a giant IF involved as the first call from within the government hard liners would be to teach Pakistan a lesson. I don't see how that can be a good sign for talks. Going by the recent remarks from Modi, he seems to be pretty keen on doing just that.