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NSA asks global community to shun discrimination against Pakistan

Pakistan and India must engage in dialogue to resolve outstanding disputes, says Nasir Khan Janjua

News Desk April 05, 2016

File photo of NSA General Nasir Khan Janhua. PHOTO: AFP

National Security Adviser Nasir Khan Janjua has urged the global community to shun the policy of discrimination against Pakistan and ensure strategic stability in the region.

Pakistan supports political reconciliation for revival of peace and tranquility in the region, Janjua said, according to Radio Pakistan.

The adviser was addressing a conference titled “Promoting Global Peace” in Islamabad on Tuesday.

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The statement comes less than two weeks after security forces apprehended an Indian spy allegedly belonging to the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), accused of fomenting terrorism in Karachi and Balochistan.

The adviser called upon Pakistan and India to engage in dialogue in order to resolve outstanding disputes and invest in peace for the security of future generations.

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Janjua also reiterated Pakistan’s commitment to fight the war on terror, saying the country had made major strides to rid the country of the menace.

Being successful, we will connect the world with the central Asian states besides providing gateway to China, he added.

Regarding the challenges being faced by the Muslim world, the adviser stressed conflicts should not be allowed to flourish and affect global peace as a result.

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Other speakers on the occasion expressed concerns that acts of terror were being perpetrated inside the country by India.

They observed that regional peace relied on the just resolution of Jammu and Kashmir dispute in accordance with the resolutions of United Nations.

COMMENTS (12)

Seriously | 8 years ago | Reply Pakistan’s claim to fighting a global war on terror is very weak. IT is oly fighting its own insurgents. Yes, it can claim to have taken a lot of money from US as a fight in the global fight against terror. But did it actually fulfill its part? Answering the following questions will addres that? - Where was OBL found? - Did the country attempt to find and punish those who may have given OBL shelter or punish the person who outed OBL? - Where did Mullah Omar have his safe haven? - Who hid the news of his death for two years to prevent Afghan Taliban from being demoralized during the years of US surge in Afghanistan? - What about LeT and JeM openly collecting funds and animal hides during Eid?

Politically Incorrect | 8 years ago | Reply Mr. Janjua, how about you guys shunning all kinds of terrorist groups first & not just the ones affecting you?

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Zahid | 8 years ago | Reply Pakistan is a peaceful country globally accept our sacrifices we are the one who fighting against terrorism We Pakistani welcome NSA for peace in this region Indian must be understand they'll not beat Pakistan if Pakistan Army calls Pakistani youth they'll sacrifices every thing on Pakistan Pakistan Army Zindabad

quatro | 8 years ago | Reply Discrimination has become a politically correct word. The ability to discriminate isn't inherently bad --- a country that proliferates nuclear material/knowledge shouldn't be considered the same as a country that doesn't.

Rex Minor | 8 years ago | Reply @np: Why open the pandora box, between the Sharifs and the Zardari Bhuttos the Military has ruled the country all along and have exausted the will of the people to the extent that they are now migrating to countries on the shores of the meditrenian and atlanticfore., the kind of brain drain not witnessed before.. Rex Minor

Iqbal | 8 years ago | Reply Peace loving country? yeah right... I can see lots of peace and loves coming from Pakistan to Afghanistan everyday... And we are really tired of that much Afghan Taliban Love. please stop sending those peace and loves... Plz Keep them for Pakistanis. We don't need that much love!

np | 8 years ago | Reply @Ashraf P: Hiding Osama, taking money from US to support NATO and then giving safe haven to Afghan Taliban and Haqqanis, hiding news about Mullah Omar’s death for 2 years – not to mention supporting Let and JeM who attack India. The nuclear proliferation done by Pakistan in 2004-05 is also not something the world will easily forget.

Anon | 8 years ago | Reply Muslims should take responsibility for "conflicts in the Muslim world". Don't expect others to fix it for you.

Ashraf P | 8 years ago | Reply Harboring Osama was the biggest blunder in Pakistan's history. Overnight, everything changed. We have to admit to our mistakes.

wiserneighbour | 8 years ago | Reply You can keep vetoing with China help for another fifty years,but don't cry about global isolation. Count your friends today,tomorrow and day after.you can see the real difference.

Rex Minor | 8 years ago | Reply You are a military man in civilian dress should knys ow that Pakistani youth is running away from your military operations and seeking asylum in Europe. There is no discrimination aginst the people but definitely in the credibility of todays Government. Rex Minor

SKS | 8 years ago | Reply Sir, you have many active elements in your country under your patronage and still you lament that the world hasn't changed their opinion. People consider actions speak louder than words.

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