Manmohan Singh ready to visit Pakistan

Indian prime minister hopes the visit would bring good results.


Web Desk July 05, 2012
Manmohan Singh ready to visit Pakistan

Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh announced that he is ready for a visit to Pakistan and hopes that the visit would bring good results, Express News reported on Thursday evening.

It was not immediately clear whether the decision was taken in answer to the invitations extended by President Asif Ali Zardari and former prime minister Yousaf Raza Gilani earlier this year.

Singh’s visit would signal a visible thaw in Pak-India relations which deteriorated after the November 2008 Mumbai attacks and prove to be a fruit of the behind-the-scenes diplomatic engagement between Pakistan and India since the attack.

Fittingly, the announcement also comes on a day when another secretary-level talks between Pakistan and India concluded in New Delhi where key topics such as terrorism and Kashmir were discussed in detail and both the countries agreed to greater people-to-people contact and friendly engagements.

COMMENTS (26)

Butt | 12 years ago | Reply

Zia-ul-Haq’s and Musharraf’s regimes were better only becuase of USA pumping money into Pakistan. The first during the Soviet invasion of Afghan and the second, soon after the 9/11 attack.

mr. righty rightist | 12 years ago | Reply

@Someone who writes "Diplomacy is based on politics, not emotions. Forget Mumbai,"

Good suggestion sir. You should forget Kashmir and we will forget Mumbai.

"let’s bring the Indian terrorists who did Samjhauta bombings in 2007 to justice first."

That is funny. Yes, we will break the jail where he is jailed, bring him to street and hang him. Like Sialkot, maybe? Or we will burn him like Chalighot in Bhawalpur.

You know how funny it sounds to the entire world, when Pakistanis talk about honesty, justice, truthfulness?

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