Former foreign minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi has said that India had a knack for formulating agendas of its own whims.
Commenting on the recently held talks between Premiers of Pakistan and India, he termed the parleys as highly sensitive and complex issues, questioning the consensus between two countries over core issues required for deliberation.
Former secretary general of foreign office, Akram Zaki said that any progress made in talks would only be discernible during talks on water and core issue of Kashmir.
Akram Zaki was also of the view that Pakistan had agreed over many Indian proposals.
Normal comment from someone who is not invited to join the party.
There are important decisions waiting to be made. Mr Qureshi needs to decide where he wants to be in the years ahead of him, no doubt a challenging decision to make.
The people of Pakistan are very well aware of the heads of the two parties and their cronies. The party heads have successfully reduced themselves to parties limited only to parts of Punjab and Sindh. They have limited existence in Baluchistan and KPK. Gilgit, Baltistan and Kashmir (Pakistan managed) are also yearning for a change.
The common factor is the dissatisfaction of the people of Pakistan with the existing rulers. This may lead to massive negative voting.
If I were you I shall take more time to reach a final decision. Good Luck
He is right….why did india sign military deal with soviet union and afghanistan ? why did india block EU trade deal…did pakistan block indo-eu deal ???? did pakistan block india arms imports ? yet india always wants pakistan gasping for air so pakistan is not in a position to reject indian demands
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