The BCCI President said that even considering such a thought is not appropriate in the current situation.
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Relationships have worsened since and following the attack in Uri, where 18 army personnel were killed, there is outcry for retaliation.
Fuelling India’s concerns, Pakistan’s Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif called a terrorist, Burhan Wani, a hero in his speech in United Nations’ General Assembly Meeting in NY last Wednesday. In a bid to internationalise it, he called the Kashmir protests as an “intifada”, the Arab term used for the Palestinian uprising, but gained no traction.
However, its leaders are trying to paint a different picture by hurling accusations of terrorism on Pakistan and its representatives making hue and cry at United Nations and other world fora.
He said it was now the responsibility of the global community that it took notice of Indian actions in occupied land of Kashmiris.
“That kept the issue of Pakistan’s links to global terror fresh”, Gambhir, a first secretary at the Indian Mission referred to 9/11, noting that force behind the attack was found in Abottabad in Pakistan.
The source also said that in view of Pakistan’s defence capabilities and knowing well how Pakistan could respond, India might not go beyond the war hysteria it had created.
He said the world will have a better understanding on what India had gone through in the last so many years.
Nawaz’s foreign affairs adviser Sartaj Aziz was at the luncheon but there were no direct contacts between them, according to diplomats who were familiar with the luncheon.
New Delhi was in no mood to accept the offer from Islamabad.
On one hand, Sharif and the Pakistani establishment talk about their victimhood in the hands of terrorist organizations, but on the other hand, the following known terrorist organizations are operating in Pakistan – allegedly with the support of Pakistan army and its intelligence agencies.
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He said India’s support for exiled Baloch leader Brahumdagh Bugti is the biggest proof that India is interfering in Pakistan’s matters.
