Fighting terrorism: India questions Pakistan’s commitment

India does not believe that Pakistan is showing ‘sustained commitment’ says spokesperson


Our Correspondent January 06, 2015

NEW DELHI: India on Monday reacted sharply to the US decision to certify aid to Pakistan, questioning its neighbour’s “commitment and will” to dismantle the infrastructure of terrorism. “India does not believe that Pakistan is showing ‘sustained commitment’ or making ‘significant effort’ or ceasing support” or dismantling ‘bases of operations’ of the Lashkar e Tayyaba, Jaish-e-Muhammad, the Haqqani network and quite possibly al Qaeda,” said S Akbaruddin, the spokesperson for the ministry of external affairs.

Published in The Express Tribune, January 6th, 2014.

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citizen26 | 9 years ago | Reply

Did anyone even asked india's opinion on aid to Pakistan from US? Has India followed in resolutions on Kashmir issue yet?

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