The New Delhi Blog-Why is India talking to Pakistan?
I try analyzing the merits and demerits of India initiating a peace process with Pakistan in the aftermath of the recent bombing of the German Cafe in Pune, India.
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Its Islamic Jihadi Terrorists from Pakistan with a help and suppurt from so-called Indian Muslims, and a moral support by SRK and Indian Media, and a support by Criminal Congress Party who appease Islamic Terrorists in India for Vote Bank
Internal security, vigilance and law & order in India will help defeat terrorism. Talks with Pakistan won’t. They why talk? Because of the changes in the American Af-Pak strategy.
The combination of circumstances & diplomacy has made Pakistan significantly important. Post US exit, India will scramble to maintain its interests in Afghanistan & risks reenvigorating jihad in Kashmir. Consequently, it makes sense to explore the option of limited dialog now, however unpopular it may be.
#1 written by htgajjar May 16th, 2010 at 07:42
Its Islamic Jihadi Terrorists from Pakistan with a help and suppurt from so-called Indian Muslims, and a moral support by SRK and Indian Media, and a support by Criminal Congress Party who appease Islamic Terrorists in India for Vote Bank
#2 written by jollykap May 16th, 2010 at 07:59
next time speak louder.
#3 written by NPegasus May 16th, 2010 at 08:40
Internal security, vigilance and law & order in India will help defeat terrorism. Talks with Pakistan won’t. They why talk? Because of the changes in the American Af-Pak strategy.
The combination of circumstances & diplomacy has made Pakistan significantly important. Post US exit, India will scramble to maintain its interests in Afghanistan & risks reenvigorating jihad in Kashmir. Consequently, it makes sense to explore the option of limited dialog now, however unpopular it may be.