Motives behind Indo-Pak dialogue

SHAFAQNA PAKISTAN (Shia News Agency)

Talks are on and foreign secretaries of both the countries are engaged in dialogue diplomacy after a brief lull. But these talks are going to yield nothing because of following main reason. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is pathologically anti-Muslim and, as a corollary, has a staunch anti-Pakistan bias. As such people are devoid of logical thinking, Modi is fool hardy enough to perceive of a new Pakistan-India bilateral construct minus Kashmir. In his overdrive, he has internationalized the Kashmir issue by ordering his security outfits to keep firing volleys into Pakistan along the LoC and the working boundary. On domestic front he is applying all pressure tactics on PDP—the single largest party that won IoJK elections on anti BJP sentiment, to take BJP as its coalition partner.  Modi is widely perceived as mastermind of the 2002 Gujarat riots, a three-day period of anti-Muslim violence in the Indian state of Gujarat. Following the initial onslaught, there were follow-up outbreaks of violence in Ahmadabad for three weeks; and further outbreaks of mass killings against the minority Muslim population for three months. Furthermore Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s first budget indicates a hike under defence head by US$ 4 billion, jacking it up from US$37 to US$41 billion. If we analyze the past history and present intentions of PM Modi, the peace between both the countries appear quite elusive. The bilateral talks is just a hood-wink to satisfy the US and West, after President Obama urged India to resume dialogue process. Definitely by denying Obama’s order, India cannot put its civilian nuclear technology deal at stake. Resumption of dialogue from Indian side is just a stunt to appease US.

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