Comments on: India-Pakistan Dialogue

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By: Rover

Rover — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 17:16:08 +0000

Kashmir, Bangal (now Bangladesh), Indian Gujrat, running a terrorist outfit in guise of Embassy in Afghanistan, Balochistan, burning alive of innocent travellers in a civilian train by an on-duty indian army officer

What?

By: ajay

ajay — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 09:40:21 +0000

Mr Malick u seem to be losing out on one point that atleast we agreed to come down on a table in the aftermath of the attack and let me tell u that even the meeting between the two foreign ministers was a unpopular decision in India I don’t think anybody wants a conflict on the either side of border but don’t you think Indians be them Muslims or Hindus have had enough of this cross border terrorism, terrorizing all and maligning a religion just because of some idiot and nobody may deny that most of radical groups as you may like them to sound are operating from the Pak occupied land and if Pak is ready to hold the rights why aren’t they ready to take responsibility and act against these radical groups if you want peace at all what is the big deal all India asks is a crack down, why dont u guys take it up as an major opportunity to show your dedication against the hard-liners i actually feel that your views are out of context looking up at the present scenario had you said all that just a decade ago most of the Indians would have agreed but in today’s scenario we are ready to talk only if you are ready to show off your dedications outside the American scope of work

By: Nilesh Sangoye

Nilesh Sangoye — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 08:10:45 +0000

Mr. Malick… nice as it is to see a rational Pakistani voice as yours… see the comments of Abeer and Amit. Guess that defines the prevailing sentiment on either side. But believe me hardnosing is an art young India is getting adept at seeing that softness has got us nowhere till date… blaming Indian media alone would be questioning the thinking capacities of us Indians… which I can say with conviction is not so bad… I think the fact that Pakistan is always able to get away with anything and everything too has played its part. And inaction from both sides to move forward is only going to make it tougher.

The problem as I see it is that hawks on both sides have been able to get the better of rational moderate voices… and unless these voices begin to get more assertive in shaping the national policies of both nations, peaceful coexistence will remain an elusive dream for generations to come.

By: Abeer

Abeer — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 19:13:04 +0000

I think love for peace should not be one-sided and should not cost one nation its dignity. If Indians really want peace too then why dont they come clean on Kashmir, Bangal (now Bangladesh), Indian Gujrat, running a terrorist outfit in guise of Embassy in Afghanistan, Balochistan, burning alive of innocent travellers in a civilian train by an on-duty indian army officer.

The list of “Indian peace efforts” is huge and our apologetic attitude is further isolating us in the world. We should have courage to highlight these indian peace efforts in the world instead of apologising for nothing.

I also think talks are useless and we should be prepared for anything that they throw on our way.

By: Amit kalra

Amit kalra — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 12:44:52 +0000

That is our stand point and honestly we feel there is no point in discusiing anything with u ppl.
We Indians should rather work on our own security rather than waste time talking to u.