Sunni Terrorist Fragments of Unstable Pakistan - 19 Jul 2014

disha · Post by **disha** » 08 Sep 2014 04:06

India should take this offer of help from Bakis and send them a material list of things to be provided - it better be at least in $100 Million figure (or Rs. 1000 crore). When there are "piss-talks" next time., a babu can go down the list first and no further progress to be made unless the list is completed.

And Hurrirats should be told that bakis are providing the material if they line up for one-way ticket to isloo ...

Let the bakis crow to the world media that they provided $100 M of invisible aid to India. Next time in IMF., India can just say that bakis need to complete its commitments before further IMF aid can be given to bakis.

Added later: For all goods that go to bakistan via doobai., a cashmere relief service charge should be added.

Mihaylo · Post by **Mihaylo** » 08 Sep 2014 08:12

deejay wrote:This Puki was fresh off the boat (literally) and hence purer than the rest of the Pukis and must have stood out as the purest green scum (that dirty green algae on a wet patch).

Even a friendly visit by a single Puki ship is trouble. Can't imagine the plight of the Chinese. Serves 'em right.

I don't think the Puki was defecting when he jumped ship. The puki - after a night of haleem, nihari, paaya and naan - must have realized that if he doesn't answer nature's call pronto, he might be putting every life on the rust bucket in jeopardy. Tipu sultan, being now almost 30 years old, must have had some plumbing issues. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if his mates realized the criticality of the situation and just threw him overboard.

The Puki was not trying to defect but rather trying to defecate. Hence, he being found behind some bushes.
When you gotto go, you gotto go, even if that means swimming through crocodile infested waters.

-M

Shreeman · Post by **Shreeman** » 08 Sep 2014 08:39

Mihaylo wrote:
deejay wrote:This Puki was fresh off the boat (literally) and hence purer than the rest of the Pukis and must have stood out as the purest green scum (that dirty green algae on a wet patch).

Even a friendly visit by a single Puki ship is trouble. Can't imagine the plight of the Chinese. Serves 'em right.

I don't think the Puki was defecting when he jumped ship. The puki - after a night of haleem, nihari, paaya and naan - must have realized that if he doesn't answer nature's call pronto, he might be putting every life on the rust bucket in jeopardy. Tipu sultan, being now almost 30 years old, must have had some plumbing issues. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if his mates realized the criticality of the situation and just threw him overboard.

The Puki was not trying to defect but rather trying to defecate. Hence, he being found behind some bushes.
When you gotto go, you gotto go, even if that means swimming through crocodile infested waters.

-M

The ship was the Fuqing Class auxillary PNS Nasr, but either way the toilet humor or worse! still applies.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 08 Sep 2014 11:53

From NightWatch for the night of 07 Sep 2014

China-Pakistan: Last Friday China announced it cancelled President Xi Jinping's visit to Pakistan owing to concerns about security in Islamabad. Xi's security delegation was in Islamabad last Wednesday to review the security situation in light of the protests, and was not satisfied with the arrangement. Instead, it was suggested that Xi should visit Lahore instead of Islamabad. Xi's security team did not give clearance for that either.

Xi is scheduled to visit India between 17 and 19 September.

Comment: If Xi visits India as scheduled, it will be the first visit to India by a Chinese head of state or government ahead of Pakistan, which is a long time Chinese proxy.

The snub to Pakistan tends to reinforce judgments that Xi's foreign policy is unconventionally pragmatic. President Xi and South Korean President Park already have exchanged visits, but Kim has not been to China nor has Xi been to Pyongyang. That is unprecedented.

Chinese foreign policy under Xi appears to be based on a narrow interpretation of Chinese national security interests, and less on historic friendships and ideological connections.

As for Pakistan, the security experts for the Chinese president do not consider the political situation to have stabilized sufficiently for a state visit this month. That is a dark portent for Pakistan.

NightWatch's assessment is totally wrong. It was not a deliberate snub by China. Pakistan is not being classified along with North Korea as NW seems to imply. It was the unexpected political situation and the siege of the Pakistani Prime Minister that have caused a postponement.

Ranjani Brow · Post by **Ranjani Brow** » 08 Sep 2014 13:13

Measuring effects: Sit-ins paralyse Islamabad, slow down progress

The government has so far estimated overall losses to the economy at Rs547 billion. Out of the total, Rs228 billion have been estimated on account of 4.3% depreciation in the value of Pakistani rupee against the US dollar. Another Rs319 billion was estimated due to decline witnessed in the stock market . However, the Karachi Stock Exchange has now entered the recovery mode on the back of reports suggesting that the contesting parties have agreed to resolve the issue through dialogue.

The government has also claimed that political uncertainty has also adversely affected financial markets and foreign currency reserves have declined to $13.52 billion from the $13.926 billion in the week that ended on August 15.

Schools have remained shut with children losing valuable learning time. Police forces from Punjab and AJK have been temporarily using the schools’ premises.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 08 Sep 2014 13:53

New schedule will be worked out for Xi's visit after political situation normalizes - Dawn

A senior official of the Chinese embassy said on Sunday that a new schedule of President Xi Jinping’s visit would be worked out after the political situation in the country returned to normal.

Chinese and Pakistani officials are holding consultations so that the visit took place at an early date, he said at a news briefing.

He termed the current situation an internal matter of Pakistan and said, “We are confident the Pakistani people have the capacity to resolve their political issues amicably.”

He said politics was an internal matter of Pakistan and no foreign country was entitled to interfere in it.

The official dispelled a perception that the postponement of the president’s visit could affect historical Pak-China ties in any manner. “How can postponement of a single visit between the two countries affect their decades old historical strategic partnership?”

He categorically stated that all projects agreed upon between the two countries would be implemented in letter and spirit.

He said his country was actively engaged in finding ways of moving ahead on projects which were to be signed during President Xi’s visit.

All attempts aimed at harming the relationship by using the postponed visit as an excuse should be foiled.

The official said the diplomatic channels and officials of the two countries had done a lot of preparation for the positive and concrete outcome of the visit and despite its postponement the expected outcome would be achieved.

Answering a question, he said China’s relations with Pakistan could not be compared in any manner with other countries. It is unique in nature, in terms of warmth at the people-to-people level. {This is a lie, the people-to-people contact. About Pakistani leaders giving warmth to their Chinese counterparts, that is quite another matter. The Pakistanis are good at this, as the Americans would testify}

The official said the Pak-China cooperation is broad-based and mutually beneficial and it cannot be defined in terms of loans or investments. It is not the question of short-term interest or benefit for one country. “We are working for mutually beneficial cooperative partnership.”

He said China and Pakistan were working to take up some huge economic projects like construction of Lahore-Karachi Motorway and two power plants, one at Port Qasim and the other at Sahiwal.

“Pakistan is our largest investment destination in South Asia. A stable and prosperous Pakistan is in interest of China,” he said.

arun · Post by **arun** » 08 Sep 2014 14:09

SSridhar wrote:
saip wrote:Pakistan condoles loss of lives in J&K; offers help to India

Beggars can help too
That's an intended riposte to Modi's offer of help. What is Pakistan if it cannot be equal to or be one up on India.

Economic basket case of a country under an IMF bailout package talking big

. Typical braggart behaviour from the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

Straitened economic circumstances have however dented braggart behaviour. Recollect that the Islamic Republic of Pakistan’s reaction to India offering medical aid to Pakistani children being treated in India was to “assist ……………. victims of rape in Held Kashmir”.

India’s October 22, 2003 offer:

Transcript of External Affairs Minister Shri Yashwant Sinha's Press Conference
October 22, 2003

................. Government of India would provide free medical treatment to a second batch of 20 children from Pakistan. You are aware of the fact that after baby Noor's case we had announced that we would make this facility available to 20 children from Pakistan which will include medical treatment in India. Sixteen children have come to India. They have undergone treatment. They have either gone back or have undertaken treatment and recuperating, or waiting for treatment. Our Mission in Islamabad informs us that they have received a very large number of applications. Therefore, we have decided that we make 20 more slots available under this category. ..............

The Islamic Republic of Pakistan’s peevish response:

Response to 12-points Indian offer: Pakistan proposes own CBM package

Shaukat Piracha
October 30, 2003

………………… Foreign Secretary Khokar offered a set of proposals for the benefit of the people of Held Kashmir. "Pakistan will offer 100 scholarships for Kashmiri students to study in professional institutions, treat disabled Kashmiris and assist widows and victims of rape in Held Kashmir through international human rights organizations", he said. …………………..

Daily Times

Straitened economic circumstances have also dented braggart behaviour of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan in imposing conditions on Indian Aid accepted for use by them. Here it will be recollected that during the 2005 Jammu & Kashmir Earth Quake, the Islamic Republic of Pakistan accepted India’s charitable offer of providing helicopters for relief work but imposed the condition that Indian pilots and aircrew were not to be present

. I also seem to recollect, though the below article does not mention it, that the Islamic Republic of Pakistan wanted all Indian markings on the helicopter painted over:

Pakistan OKs Indian copters, but not pilots

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 08 Sep 2014 15:19

arun wrote:Pakistan OKs Indian copters, but not pilots

The planes without pilots is understandable, but not the markings. In any case, India will not give its helicopters to PAF or PA pilots. The report also speaks of buying tents from India. During the earthquake last time, Indian supplies were asked to be made without the 'Made in India' tag. What is it this time around?

deejay · Post by **deejay** » 08 Sep 2014 15:38

hecky wrote:Measuring effects: Sit-ins paralyse Islamabad, slow down progress

The government has also claimed that political uncertainty has also adversely affected financial markets and foreign currency reserves have declined to $13.52 billion from the $13.926 billion in the week that ended on August 15.

Wasn't the Forex reserve at around USD 9 billion a month or two ago? The Pukis can't be trusted with their jeehard driven poverty too.

RCase · Post by **RCase** » 08 Sep 2014 15:42

SSridhar wrote:The report also speaks of buying tents from India. During the earthquake last time, Indian supplies were asked to be made without the 'Made in India' tag. What is it this time around?

With NaMo, it will be a big Na-Nah. NaMo is all about 'Make in India'. Does braggart Bakistan have the capital to invest in India to make the blankets in India without the the labels?

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 08 Sep 2014 16:16

Chinese investment in Pakistan:
http://www.thenews.com.pk/Todays-News-1 ... n-Pakistan

deejay · Post by **deejay** » 08 Sep 2014 16:28

Now that Pukis have offered aid to India for the flood relief, can they go begging for their own aid elsewhere? Me thinks, Pukis are stuck. Can't beg from anyone. NaMo is chankian, very chankian. He is playing the pukis by their rules. Hitting 'em where it hurts.

pankajs · Post by **pankajs** » 08 Sep 2014 17:00

Reuters India ‏@ReutersIndia 4m

Pakistan opposition says making progress in govt talks to end protests http://reut.rs/1usfHyv

Neela · Post by **Neela** » 08 Sep 2014 17:17

RCase wrote:
SSridhar wrote:The report also speaks of buying tents from India. During the earthquake last time, Indian supplies were asked to be made without the 'Made in India' tag. What is it this time around?
With NaMo, it will be a big Na-Nah. NaMo is all about 'Make in India'. Does braggart Bakistan have the capital to invest in India to make the blankets in India without the the labels?

I hope Namo does not give cash aid!
I remember this was discussed in the thread during the last flood. India gave $5 million and then $20 million. It was routed through the UN so that the beggar instead of cupping his hands, can use the card and withdraw from ATM>

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 08 Sep 2014 17:52

hecky wrote:Measuring effects: Sit-ins paralyse Islamabad, slow down progress

That's the right madrassa approach. Measurable depreciation and stock market loss in otherwise uptrending metrics. Hey, pakis are basically saying that the loss of $5 Billion in 14 days is what the world now owes them. If the Canadians had stopped TuQ from leaving Canada and the Brits had insisted that D'Immy had stayed put after marrying into the billionaire's family, pakis would have been better off. I would like to suggest other metrics that they can include and quadruple the amount the world owes them...

1. If India had not opened the sluices to 1000's of illegally constructed dams in occupied cashmere, bakistan would not have to divert all those pakjabi martial resources to rescue the poor gilgit/baltistanis, and would have concentrated on barb-e-riah opeartions in NWFP and saved the world from another ISI's disaster. Indian owes the pakis all of INR 1000 crores plus interest.

2. If the sit-ins had not extended beyond the two days that they were originally supposed to (blame it on western media and indian controlled paki media), the Chinese president would not have cancelled his trip and thus would have showered the pakis with trillions of PKR on its development. Lost opportunity, and thus opportunity costs. Someone needs to repay the pakis for this.

3. What about lost labor days that the millions of innocent pakis had to suffer by attending the tamasha or being affected buy it? Hain? That's immeasurable amount because as you know paki labor is highly efficient, and their factories that were originally bustling with enterprise had to now shut down. Blame this on someone with deep pockets.

4. If the sit ins had not happened, pakis would be now a middle income economy which would have reduced their country's negative ratings enabling them to beg (er...no, attract investments) at better cost of capital. That loss should run in gazillions.

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 08 Sep 2014 17:56

India should take the paki aid offer of $100Million (and keep the paki HS&D intact) and use that offer to "resettle" the hurrirats in PoK. There's a convenient bridge linking the two cashmeres. In this way, pakis do not have to pay India at all. Just transfer the money into the morons' bank accounts in lawhore and mirpur, to be paid in the future.

Win-Win.

saip · Post by **saip** » 08 Sep 2014 18:11

Few years back Pakis had problem getting visas to US. So my company execs used to fly to London to meet them. Now here is an idea. Modi can offer to facilitate meeting between the Chinese President and the Paki PM at the Paki embassy in New Delhi. All for good neighborly relations.

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 08 Sep 2014 18:25

Like playing their home-series cricket matches in foreign grounds?

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 08 Sep 2014 18:33

Maulanars : how get Modi get cornered?

Sushma Swaraj does not rule out Modi-Sharif meeting in New York

NEW DELHI: India on Monday did not rule out a meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on the sidelines of UN general assembly session later this month.

External affairs minister Sushma Swaraj saying the government will respond according to the situation that develops.

Talking to reporters here on 100 days' work of her ministry, Sushma Swaraj said the government will not go to the UNGA session with a predetermined mindset concerning talks with Pakistan.

"We well respond as the situation develops. We are not going with a predetermined mindset," she said in response to a query.

India called off the foreign secretary-level talks with Pakistan last month after Islamabad's high commissioner here Abdul Basit met separatist leaders from Jammu & Kashmir.

The foreign secretary-level talks were scheduled to be the precursor to the bilateral meeting between Modi and Sharif in New York.

Cheers

Yagnasri · Post by **Yagnasri** » 08 Sep 2014 18:39

and like asking SL palyer to convert is peaceful ways.

Chote Mia is not going to be in power long to attend UN or even if he servives he can not to to his personal Paki with a gernail watching him and Mulla measuring his output.

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 08 Sep 2014 18:40

Peregrine wrote:Maulanars : how get Modi get cornered?

I am confused too. I hope there is some chankian-niti involved in the N-UNGA meeting in NYC. What about this? Lahore Lions ready for Champions League after India issues visas

Lahore Lions, who are led by former Pakistan T20 captain Mohammad Hafeez and have Umar Akmal, Wahab Riaz and Ahmed Shehzad in their ranks, will depart for India on September 9, ESPNCricinfo reported.

member_28714 · Post by **member_28714** » 08 Sep 2014 19:04

SwamyG wrote:Amazing machinations by India: http://www.firstpost.com/world/india-plan-1700453.html

If the article is to be trusted India is ahead on the curve when tackling big hits from Pakistan.

India making China a key partner is fascinating. And Modi selecting Doval for an important preparatory visit sends strong signals.

How is that feasible when chimps are making two new nook plants for TSP?

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 08 Sep 2014 21:09

Sending Doval to China is not a good idea.

Anujan · Post by **Anujan** » 08 Sep 2014 21:30

Why not. Like it or not, we are stuck with China. They are our neighbors and unlike Pakistan are succeeding as a country. Someone once said about diplomacy (paraphrased) that people think diplomacy as a quest to find some kind of moral closure. We are right and they are wrong and they should be taught a lesson. It is not about that. It is about negotiating peaceful coexistence for the future. I believe that India and China can coexist like Japan-China, SoKo-China or US-China. Not exactly friends, but not enemies either. More importantly each knows what they want with from the other and can agree to abide by the rules.

If we can cut Pakistan's support from under them, that would be a huge gain.

Vayutuvan · Post by **Vayutuvan** » 08 Sep 2014 22:08

This - an unstable equilibrium - will be OK as long as it doesn't devolve into another pancha sheel. Hopefully Indian play evolves into pancha tantra.

Suraj · Post by **Suraj** » 08 Sep 2014 22:10

I agree with Anujan. Further, making a proposition means we are the proactive party, as opposed to being perennially the reactive one, while either TSP or PRC sets the tone and forces us to respond. The Chinese are famous players of the 'push-push-push-back off-push..' method of enroaching geopolitics, where they continuously test the other side's mettle and determine when to back off and try something else. About time we applied it to them and see how well they respond.

SBajwa · Post by **SBajwa** » 08 Sep 2014 22:30

http://www3.weforum.org/docs/WEF_Global ... 014-15.pdf

World competitiveness report.

India at 71
Lanka at 73
Iran at 83
Nepal at 102
Bhutan at 103
Bangladesh at 109
Ethiopia at 118
Zimbabwe 124
Gambia 125
Libya 126
Nigeria 127
Mali 128
Pakistan 129

!!!

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 08 Sep 2014 22:32

Prize for not laughing. This is real TNT .10 Kaffirs to Handle One Paki Momin.

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 08 Sep 2014 23:44

Jhujar wrote:Prize for not laughing. This is real TNT .10 Kaffirs to Handle One Paki Momin.

Note the soiled chaddi.

partha · Post by **partha** » 09 Sep 2014 00:13

http://www.dawn.com/news/1130663/terror ... l-dockyard

Terror attack thwarted at Karachi Naval Dockyard

KARACHI: An attempted terrorist attack on Saturday by militants on the Pakistan Naval Dockyard was thwarted, in which one security personnel and two attackers were killed, while four were captured alive.

The militants attempted to break into the dockyard, on Defence Day, after which on-duty security guards responded by firing. One Pak Bahria officer was killed in the attack along with six sailors injured.

The revelations were made by known by Pakistan Navy officials on late Monday night.

The injured did not have life threatening wounds and were treated at a hospital.

After interrogating the militants that were taken into custody, a search operation was conducted in different parts of the country in which individuals that were involved in planning the attempted attack, were taken into custody.

During the search operations large caches of ammunition and weapons were seized.

The naval chief congratulated the security staff that were involved in the successful operation and commended their valor.

He also visited the injured Pak Bahria personnel and paid tribute to their courage.

Formal investigation of the incident has begun, while other law enforcement agencies have also started investigations.

Happened 2 days ago but reports are coming in only today.

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 09 Sep 2014 00:22

Anujan wrote:Why not. Like it or not, we are stuck with China. They are our neighbors and unlike Pakistan are succeeding as a country. Someone once said about diplomacy (paraphrased) that people think diplomacy as a quest to find some kind of moral closure. We are right and they are wrong and they should be taught a lesson. It is not about that. It is about negotiating peaceful coexistence for the future. I believe that India and China can coexist like Japan-China, SoKo-China or US-China. Not exactly friends, but not enemies either. More importantly each knows what they want with from the other and can agree to abide by the rules.

If we can cut Pakistan's support from under them, that would be a huge gain.

India and China may be stuck, for a choice of better phrase, with each other. No doubt about it. Sending the head of NSA, and that too someone with Doval's credentials, to an enemy nation (notwithstanding the trade and all that) is not wise as it will expose him to their establishment's counter measures. Why not send someone who is more attuned to protocol issues?

Peregrine · Post by **Peregrine** » 09 Sep 2014 00:27

Peregrine wrote:Maulanars : how get Modi get cornered?

anupmisra wrote:I am confused too. I hope there is some chankian-niti involved in the N-UNGA meeting in NYC. What about this? Lahore Lions ready for Champions League after India issues visas

Lahore Lions, who are led by former Pakistan T20 captain Mohammad Hafeez and have Umar Akmal, Wahab Riaz and Ahmed Shehzad in their ranks, will depart for India on September 9, ESPNCricinfo reported.

anupmisra" Ji :
Champions League Twenty20 (CLT20) is an initiative of the Board of Control for Cricket in India, Cricket Australia and Cricket South Africa.

As such,IMO, it would be difficult for BCCI or for that matter Govt of India to exclude Crapistan from the tournament.

Cheers

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 09 Sep 2014 03:47

Terror attack thwarted at Karachi Naval Dockyard
Harami Link

KARACHI: An attempted terrorist attack on Saturday by militants on the Pakistan Naval Dockyard was thwarted, in which one sailor and two attackers were killed, while four were captured alive.The militants attempted to break into the dockyard, on Defence Day, after which on-duty security guards responded by firing. One Pak Bahria sailor was killed in the attack along with seven others injured.The revelations were made by known by Pakistan Navy officials on late Monday night.Naval Commander Kamran Asif told The Associated Press that the militants were armed with rocket launchers, assault rifles and hand grenades.The injured did not have life threatening wounds and were treated at a hospital.After interrogating the militants that were taken into custody, a search operation was conducted in different parts of the country in which individuals that were involved in planning the attempted attack, were taken into custody.Authorities did not say what group the militants belonged to and no one immediately claimed responsibility.During the search operations large caches of ammunition and weapons were seized.

A_Gupta · Post by **A_Gupta** » 09 Sep 2014 04:16

Sharif's letter to Modi
http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/national/0 ... r-valuable

Nandu · Post by **Nandu** » 09 Sep 2014 04:22

A_Gupta wrote:Sharif's letter to Modi
http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/national/0 ... r-valuable

Yeah, root cause. Must be HAARP.

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 09 Sep 2014 04:40

Pseudo-Revolutionary Imran Khan Attempts To Turn Back Clock On Pakistan

There are also strong reasons to believe that despite their rhetoric, Khan and ul-Qadri weren’t working in the interests of democratic reform at all, but quite the opposite – they were working hand-in-glove with the military.

The security establishment has become upset because of Sharif’s independent approach toward foreign policy, which includes normalizing relations with India, non-interference in Afghanistan, and, most importantly, his attempt to put former president and military ruler, Pervez Musharraf, on trial for treason.

Indications of the military’s hand in the Azadi and Inqilab marches became evident during a press conference on Aug. 11, when Federal Minister of Information and Broadcasting Pervez Rasheed (PML-N) said Khan is working under the advice of a “former spymaster,” who he later hinted to be Lt. Gen. Ahmad Shuja Pasha, who served as director general of the Inter-Services Intelligence (Pakistan’s CIA) from 2008 to 2012.

“It is the government that is supposed to give orders to the army, not the other way around.”

anupmisra · Post by **anupmisra** » 09 Sep 2014 05:04

In this era of "Soot Asian Birathery", here's Advice from the best. India’s fast bowlers will be key in World Cup defence: Shoaib Chucker Akhtar

Former Pakistan speedster Shoaib Akhtar, once a nemesis of many a top Indian batsman, is now ready to offer advice to his arch-rivals saying that Mohammad Shami, Umesh Yadav and Varun Aaron will be key to India’s 2015 World Cup defence

They need to have a Pakistani mindset for bowling

The 39-year-old Rawalpindi Express also urged India to nurture cricketing relations to keep the game healthy

we should not stop sport, particularly cricket, because it brings the two countries together Just like 1965 and 1971 and 1998

If Pakistan cricket, or West Indies cricket for example who are also on the downhill, do not survive then who will you play with? Hain?

India should play Pakistan because Pakistan cricket needs their support. And world cricket needs Pakistan cricket to stay alive

Yes, right. Ask the Sri Lankans. By the way, it seems, someone's running out of money and looking for a consulting assignment. Besides, now he has an extra mouth to feed. Got to find a ready made sucker, now. Bottom line:

I am concerned about Indian cricket and its bowlers. Similarly Indian cricket/administration should also be concerned about Pakistan cricket’s state of health

partha · Post by **partha** » 09 Sep 2014 05:56

Indian finance minister should also be concerned about state of Pakistan's economy. Pakistan demands an answer (and some funds) from Indian FM.

Prem · Post by **Prem** » 09 Sep 2014 06:14

partha wrote:Indian finance minister should also be concerned about state of Pakistan's economy. Pakistan demands an answer (and some funds) from Indian FM.

What are the instructions for Indian Defense Minister? Should he not worry about Pakistan's defenses In Baluchistan and Sindh?

SSridhar · Post by **SSridhar** » 09 Sep 2014 06:44

Modi keeps Nawaz guessing. NS does not know how the wind would blow the next time. Pakistanis, so far used to predictable Indian behaviour, seem to find it difficult to handle this phenomenon. Pakistanis must be prepared to accept some Indian demands if they want a UNGA meeting. Pakistanis must understand that there is a price for everything and gone are the days of free lunch. Pakistan's allies must also feel the pinch.