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gesto · Aug 18th, 2008, 05:04 AM

Interesting it is going to be.Mr.Narayanan ,who is the strategic advisor to India government had virtualy backed Mr.Musharaff causing an embarassment to Indian diplomatic world.He had even commented about the possibility of a surge in terrorist activities ,in Mr.Musharraf's void.

I personally feel that Mr.Musharaff could bring in a sort of stability to Pakistan barring the final lap of 2007 wherein incessant car bombings and the assassination of B.B ,shook Pakistan.

Under Mr.Musharaff,minorities were relatively safe and both countries had taken sincere,meaningful steps to mormalize the bilateral relations.

What next now?

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gesto Banned Join Date: Aug 12, 2002 - 1:00 am Location: South India Posts: 2,326	Interesting it is going to be.Mr.Narayanan ,who is the strategic advisor to India government had virtualy backed Mr.Musharaff causing an embarassment to Indian diplomatic world.He had even commented about the possibility of a surge in terrorist activities ,in Mr.Musharraf's void. I personally feel that Mr.Musharaff could bring in a sort of stability to Pakistan barring the final lap of 2007 wherein incessant car bombings and the assassination of B.B ,shook Pakistan. Under Mr.Musharaff,minorities were relatively safe and both countries had taken sincere,meaningful steps to mormalize the bilateral relations. What next now?