“Concerns over domestic politics and more importantly geo politics as Pakistan-India tensions mount after recent Kashmir attack, spooked investors and gave equities a good excuse to correct”, dailytimes.com quoting report by Elixir Securities said.
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“So, Pakistan in real effect is not a threat to peace in the subcontinent, but actually a threat to humanity of a much larger scale.” he clarified.
Muhammad Faisal, a director general at the Foreign Office, rejected Gambhir’s accusations that Pakistan was promoting terrorism in India-held Kashmir (IHK) and elsewhere, saying that the Kashmiri uprising after the death of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani “was spontaneous and indigenous”.
This is also why China would not say anything that would shame the Pakistani army or raise questions about their credibility, sources said. “We can not and will not allow terrorism to prevail”. “But India has posed unacceptable preconditions to engage in a dialogue”.
The spokesman described India and Pakistan as “important regional countries”, which should resolve their differences through direct dialogue, in the interest of regional peace and security.
“Our actions speak for themselves and you can see our actions are already delivering results”, Swarup said, a day after Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif aggressively raised the Kashmir issue in his speech at the UN General Assembly in NY.
Activists of India’s Hindu Sena party burn an effigy of Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif as they protest against the September 19 attack at an Indian army base in Kashmir.
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“The Security Council has called for the exercise of the right to self- determination by the people of Jammu and Kashmir through a free and fair plebiscite held under the United Nations auspices”. “Terrorism in now a global phenomenon which must be addressed comprehensively, in all its form including state terrorism”, said the prime minister.
Addressing the United Nations in New York, Sharif said Pakistan could not ignore India’s “unprecedented” arms build-up and would “take whatever measures are necessary to maintain credible deterrence”.
Pakistan witnessed widespread anti-India protests after several civilians were killed in the subsequent clashes with police in Indian Kashmir. “This is self incrimination”, Akbar said.
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On Sharif’s praise for Burhan Wani, Gambhir said, “It [Pakistan] extends support to extremist groups, it suppresses minorities and women and denies basic human rights through draconian laws”. Talks are no favour to Pakistan.
