Pakistan is not Myanmar, Interior Minister warns India

[Devil Soul]

Pakistan is not Myanmar, Nisar warns India
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Published: June 10, 2015
ISLAMABAD: Responding to Indian Information Minister Rajyavardhan Rathore’s statement that Indian strikes in Myanmar were a message to all countries with hostile intentions towards India, Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar said those who are contemplating any kind of adventure in Pakistan must know they will get a befitting response, adding that India should know “Pakistan is not Myanmar”.

Rathore on Wednesday said Indian strikes in Myanmar were a message to all countries, including Pakistan and groups harbouring ‘terror intent’ that India would strike at the ‘place and at a time’of its choosing.

In a statement issued on Wednesday, Nisar said Pakistan won’t be affected by statements issued by Indian ministers every other day.

“Pakistani masses and the government desire peace and prosperity in the region, which is why, despite reservations, Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif attended Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s oath-taking ceremony to initiate dialogue between the two countries,” said the statement.

But in return, the interior minister said, Pakistan got nothing and all doors of dialogue and reconciliation were closed.

Nisar said violations across the Line of Control, and provoking statements from Indian minister had become a routine affair. He said India should know that Pakistan wanted peace but would never accept India’s dominance. “India should stop day-dreaming,” he added.

 

[Devil Soul]

Pakistan is not Myanmar, will respond to foreign aggression, Nisar tells India
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ISLAMABAD: Federal Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan on Wednesday said that India should not have any misgivings about Pakistan since it is different as compared to Myanmar, according to a statement issued in the federal capital city by the interior ministry.

While reacting to recent statements by Indian politicians, including Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the interior ministry statement said that Pakistani security forces are fully capable of responding to foreign aggression and Indian leaders should stop daydreaming.
The statement added that while Indian designs may have succeeded in the past, they will not do so in the future.

Modi's statement soured the atmosphere of Indo-Pak dialogue: Khawaja Asif
Defence Minister Khawaja Asif speaking to DawnNews outside Parliament House on Wednesday said the Indian prime minister’s statement was picking on old wounds.

He said Modi's statement had soured the atmosphere of dialogue between the two countries.

Asif said the government would defend the nation and that if India spoke about teaching Pakistan a lesson, then Pakistan was capable of teaching India a lesson as well.

He said if India tried to do so, Pakistan would provide a befitting reply. He added that Pakistan does not want to ruin regional peace.

India will not succeed in sowing seeds of hatred for Pakistan: Sartaj Aziz
Adviser to the Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz while briefing Senate on Wednesday said that Pakistan will do what it can to expose India's role in the separation of East Pakistan in 1971, and in destabilising Pakistan through terrorism.

Aziz said the government had taken notice of Modi's acknowledgement of India's role in East Pakistan in 1971.

He said it was regrettable Modi chose Bangladesh to issue a statement used to fan hatred against Pakistan in Bangladesh and that attempts at sowing the seeds of hatred for Pakistanis in Bangladesh would not succeedas the people of Pakistan and Bangladesh shared a common bond of religion and had endured a joint struggle for independence against colonial rule.

He urged the United Nations and the international community to take note of India's admission of participating in activities that destabilised Pakistan.

Aziz said it was ironic that Modi chose to present a case for a permanent seat in the UN Security Council in Bangladesh, adding that India would not qualify for the seat because of recent admissions of interference in East Pakistan and for violation of UN resolutions regarding the issue of Jammu and Kashmir.

He also expressed regret over the Indian defence minister's statement to combat terrorism with terrorism.

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Mr Modi’s tirade against Pakistan is the latest in an increasingly spiteful exchange of accusations between the two countries.

Pakistan Army had last month accused Indian intelligence agency of “whipping up terrorism” in the country. The allegation was followed by Indian Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar’s “terrorists have to be neutralised only through terrorists” remark.

Foreign Office spokesman Qazi Khalilullah on Tuesday described Mr Modi’s “characterisation of bilateral ties” as “unfortunate”.

Pakistan, he said, “believes in peaceful co-existence and maintaining good neighbourly relations with India”.

Pakistan-Bangladesh ties that have already been soured because of the execution of opposition leaders, whom Dhaka had accused of “war crimes” during the 1971 separation from Pakistan are likely to further deteriorate because of Modi’s remarks that could re-open the old wounds.

 

[sadiqqs]

yes

 

[Windjammer]

Pakistan is not Myanmar, Nisar warns India
“India should stop day-dreaming.''

Here ends the lesson .

 

[pak-marine]

Pakistan is not Myanmar, will respond to foreign aggression, Nisar tells India
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Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali in a press conference on Wednesday said that Pakistani security forces are fully capable of responding to foreign aggression. ─ AFP/File
ISLAMABAD: Federal Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan said India should not mistake Pakistan for Myanmar, adding“our armed forces are fully capable of responding to any foreign aggression and Indian leaders should stop daydreaming”.

The statement was issued by interior ministry on Wednesday, while reacting to recent statements by Indian politicians — including that of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Read: Chaudhry Nisar unbound

Nisar stressed that India's notorious designs might have succeeded in the past, but they will not do so in the future.

Modi's statement soured the atmosphere of Indo-Pak dialogue: Khawaja Asif
Defence Minister Khawaja Asif, speaking to DawnNews outside Parliament House on Wednesday, said the Indian prime minister’s statement was picking on old wounds.

He said Modi's statement had soured the atmosphere of dialogue between the two countries.

Asif said the government would defend the nation and that if India spoke about teaching Pakistan a lesson, then Pakistan was capable of teaching India a lesson as well.

Also read: India will carry out military strikes at any 'place and time', says minister

He said if India tried to do so, Pakistan would provide a befitting reply. He added that Pakistan does not want to ruin regional peace.

India will not succeed in sowing seeds of hatred for Pakistan: Sartaj Aziz
Adviser to the Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz while briefing Senate on Wednesday said that Pakistan will do what it can to expose India's role in the separation of East Pakistan in 1971, and in destabilising Pakistan through terrorism.

Aziz said the government had taken notice of Modi's acknowledgement of India's role in East Pakistan in 1971.

Take a look: Modi blames Pakistan for spreading terrorism in India

He said it was regrettable Modi chose Bangladesh to issue a statement used to fan hatred against Pakistan in Bangladesh and that attempts at sowing the seeds of hatred for Pakistanis in Bangladesh would not succeedas the people of Pakistan and Bangladesh shared a common bond of religion and had endured a joint struggle for independence against colonial rule.

He urged the United Nations and the international community to take note of India's admission of participating in activities that destabilised Pakistan.

Aziz said it was ironic that Modi chose to present a case for a permanent seat in the UN Security Council in Bangladesh, adding that India would not qualify for the seat because of recent admissions of interference in East Pakistan and for violation of UN resolutions regarding the issue of Jammu and Kashmir.

He also expressed regret over the Indian defence minister's statement to combat terrorism with terrorism.

Modi’s tirade against Pakistan is the latest in an increasingly spiteful exchange of accusations between the two countries.

Pakistan Army had last month accused Indian intelligence agency of “whipping up terrorism” in the country. The allegation was followed by Indian Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar’s “terrorists have to be neutralised only through terrorists” remark.

Foreign Office spokesman Qazi Khalilullah on Tuesday described Mr Modi’s “characterisation of bilateral ties” as “unfortunate”.

Pakistan, he said, “believes in peaceful co-existence and maintaining good neighbourly relations with India”.

Pakistan-Bangladesh ties that have already been soured because of the execution of opposition leaders, whom Dhaka had accused of “war crimes” during the 1971 separation from Pakistan are likely to further deteriorate because of Modi’s remarks that could re-open the old wounds.

 

[Donatello]

No need to give any statement. We all know that Indian aggression always gets silenced on the IB or LoC. Frustrated, they need something like Myanmar raid to boost their ego.

 

[COLDHEARTED AVIATOR]

Indian govt is on trolling mode.

 

[egodoc222]

India conducted the operation against a military group in Myanmar with their permission!!.. I don't understand why Mr.nisar is getting restless here??? We conduct operations against militants not against your army...as you guys officially maintain their are no terror camps are in Pakistan side of Kashmir...why do you guys worry?? Don't contradict yourself!!

 

[saurav]

Indian govt is on trolling mode.

hehehe... A single tweet by a MOS got them all riled up...

This also means the message got through... That was probably the reason for that press conference...

 

[Basel]

India conducted the operation against a military group in Myanmar with their permission!!.. I don't understand why Mr.nisar is getting restless here??? We conduct operations against militants not against your army...as you guys officially maintain their are no terror camps are in Pakistan side of Kashmir...why do you guys worry?? Don't contradict yourself!!

You don't know why he responded like that?

 

[StormShadow]

Mr Nisar should understand that India responds to Pakistani mischief in another manner.

Hint: There are a lot of freelancers in Pakistan to do India's work.

 

[feedermen]

Isn't the minister just stating the obvious?

 

[hunter_hunted]

India conducted the operation against a military group in Myanmar with their permission!!.. I don't understand why Mr.nisar is getting restless here??? We conduct operations against militants not against your army...as you guys officially maintain their are no terror camps are in Pakistan side of Kashmir...why do you guys worry?? Don't contradict yourself!!

Because of this After Army’s Myanmar strike, Rathore tweets: ‘Message to Pak, #56inchrocks’

 

[Spring Onion]

hehehe... A single tweet by a MOS got them all riled up...

This also means the message got through... That was probably the reason for that press conference...

your MOS was itching for getting a middle finger in his *** we gave him he must be at ease now

Isn't the minister just stating the obvious?

you would need to grow balls for making it obvious which you cant in centuries

 

[Kompromat]

BJP is having a gastro problem.