Asserting that elements in Jammu and Kashmir are creating disturbances after getting influenced by its ‘neighbours’, the Indian government on Sunday warned Pakistan that New Delhi would have to re-think its policy with Islamabad if it does not stop ‘aiding, abetting and sponsoring’ terrorism.
In a message to Pakistan, Union Information and Broadcasting Minister M Venkaiah Naidu said that Islamabad must understand that its current ways would not help in sustaining healthy ties between the two nations.
“Aiding, abetting, funding and training terrorism is not acceptable at all. Pakistan should give up such tactics. They will not succeed in their attempts. PM Modi has given a signal that he would like to work with Pakistan and wants friendship and long term understanding. But if Pakistan continues to do such things, the government has to re-think its policy,” Naidu said.
