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Kayani: Pak Army supports peace not terrorism
General Ashfaque Parvez Kayani on Friday described as "unfortunate, unfounded and provocative" the recent statements by the Indian military leadership, particularly, the Indian Army Chief alleging Pakistan Army and the ISI's support to terrorism.
The Pakistan Army was exercising restraint but it should in no way be used as a pretext for levelling such baseless allegations that vitiate prospects of regional peace, General Kayani stressed. Indicating support for Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's peace overtures to India, he said the Pakistan Army is fully supportive of the peace process initiated by the government.
A statement from the Inter Services Public Relations quoted General Kayani as saying that Pakistan was also concerned about the continued violations of the Line of Control (LoC). The ceasefire was proposed by Pakistan and agreed to by the two countries in 2003. The Pakistan Army Chief made these remarks while talking to a group of officers at General Headquarters.
Rather than hurling such baseless accusations, India would be well advised to respond positively to Pakistan's suggestion for holding a joint or impartial investigation into the LoC incidents, preferably by the United Nations, he added.
However, India has rejected the demand for a joint investigation and had agreed in New York to the two director-generals of military operations to meet and work out a plan to ensure the ceasefire was maintained on the LoC.
Kayani: Pak Army supports peace not terrorism - The Hindu
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I love these Pakistaini snake oil salesmen in uniform.
It is time to make them jump out of their uniform and leave them naked and bare.
No, I am no war-nik advocating war.
Just want India to extend a helping hand to the various factions amongst Shias, Ahmediyas, Balwaristan, Baluchistan, NWFP, Saraiki Nationalist Movement etc.
As it is Pakistan is burning, so there is no harm pouring oil to end their misery!
General Ashfaque Parvez Kayani on Friday described as "unfortunate, unfounded and provocative" the recent statements by the Indian military leadership, particularly, the Indian Army Chief alleging Pakistan Army and the ISI's support to terrorism.
The Pakistan Army was exercising restraint but it should in no way be used as a pretext for levelling such baseless allegations that vitiate prospects of regional peace, General Kayani stressed. Indicating support for Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's peace overtures to India, he said the Pakistan Army is fully supportive of the peace process initiated by the government.
A statement from the Inter Services Public Relations quoted General Kayani as saying that Pakistan was also concerned about the continued violations of the Line of Control (LoC). The ceasefire was proposed by Pakistan and agreed to by the two countries in 2003. The Pakistan Army Chief made these remarks while talking to a group of officers at General Headquarters.
Rather than hurling such baseless accusations, India would be well advised to respond positively to Pakistan's suggestion for holding a joint or impartial investigation into the LoC incidents, preferably by the United Nations, he added.
However, India has rejected the demand for a joint investigation and had agreed in New York to the two director-generals of military operations to meet and work out a plan to ensure the ceasefire was maintained on the LoC.
Kayani: Pak Army supports peace not terrorism - The Hindu
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I love these Pakistaini snake oil salesmen in uniform.
It is time to make them jump out of their uniform and leave them naked and bare.
No, I am no war-nik advocating war.
Just want India to extend a helping hand to the various factions amongst Shias, Ahmediyas, Balwaristan, Baluchistan, NWFP, Saraiki Nationalist Movement etc.
As it is Pakistan is burning, so there is no harm pouring oil to end their misery!
Beware, don't provoke Pakis, they might send Kayani to conquer Delhi.
