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Pak against promoting friendly ties with India
7/8/2019 11:26:51 PM
Pakistan Army have resorted to ceasefire violations in Rajouri to make up for the losses militants suffer by pushing new groups of terrorists into Jammu and Kashmir. Islamabad should know that already the valley, especially south Kashmir areas, are full of militants and who have carved out safe hideouts. Still Pakistan Army keep on resorting to ceasefire violations. After about a fortnight, the Pakistan army the other day night resorted to unprovoked heavy firing and shelling in the Baba Khori area of Rajouri. According to reports, two soldiers suffered splinter injuries and were taken to Army Hospital. They have been identified as Sepoy R Gautam and Naik K Singh. On June 10, a soldier was killed while three others, including a BSF constable, were injured in Poonch. On June 16, two minor girls were injured in the Shahpur area along with an Army porter. On June 17, a BSF constable was injured in Poonch.
At 9 pm, Pakistan initiated unprovoked ceasefire violation with small arms followed by shelling with mortars along the Line of Control in the Nowshera sector. The Army has retaliated befittingly".
During the last six months, the Pakistan army have violated the truce 1,248 times on the LoC and four soldiers have attained martyrdom, including three in March and one in June. The only reason is to export terror to Jammu and Kashmir. This is the reason for India to shut its doors for dialogue with Pakistan. And despite the fact that Islamabad has been pressing hard for resumption of talks but New Delhi wants first that Pakistan stop export of terror. And the National Conference President Dr Farooq Abdullah, has supported the resumption of talks because he knows it well that without talks there is no solution to the Kashmir issue.
And this has conveyed to Farooq saying that till Pakistan stops export of terror India will not reopen the doors of dialogue. And the Kashmir centric politicians support the resumption of talks between New Delhi and Islamabad but it depends on the support of Pakistan. Because India has made it clear that talks and terror cannot coexist. But to internationalise the Kashmir issue the Pak Army may continue to resort to ceasefire violations. After the Chinese military aid there is no deficiency of weapons in Pakistan and so long the US Government and other nations support Pakistan it does not bother about promoting peace and friendly relations with India.
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