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Manmohan Singh's 'terror as an instrument' comment regrettable, says Pak | Expressing disappointment over Prime Minister Dr.Manmohan Singh's remarks that Islamabad must change its attitude and policies regarding the use of terror as an instrument
of state policy, Pakistan has said that Singh's statement has no link with reality and is very egrettable. "Pakistan has a transparent agenda in the meeting of
Indo-Pak Foreign Secretaries today. It wants to hold dialogues with a positive
attitude; otherwise some other powers take benefit of the resulting political
vacuum," The News quoted Foreign Office spokesman Abdul Basit, as saying. "Well
India's message is India seeks to normalize its relation with Pakistan, the only
obstacle is that Pakistan should give up its old attitude regarding the use of
terror as an instrument of state policy," Dr. Singh had told reporters after addressing
the plenary session of G-20 summit in Pittsburg. "We hope that the materials that
we have supplied to Pakistan regarding the massacres that took place in Mumbai
in November will help to carry out investigations; after all although the tragedy
took place in India," he said. "The conspiracy has been hatched in Pakistan and
that has been admitted by the Pakistani Government. We sincerely hope they carry
forward the investigation and bring to book perpetrators of the Mumbai attacks,"
Dr. Singh added. |
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