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gesto · Aug 19th, 2008, 12:47 AM

^ The official Indian comment is We do not want to get involved in Pak internal affairs.The ousting is an internal affair of Pakistan
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I support Mr.Musharaff and I have laid ot my reasons for that also there is a wide media support here in India for him.The Media believes that Musharaff was strong in his words and his commitments .

Kargil is a closed chapter and one can not cry over it again and again.Mr.Musharaff may have been responsible for that but it does not mean that his other qulities should be forgotten sweetly.If that was the case,then there should not have been any Thashkent peace talks,because Mr.Ayyub only started/masterminded Operatin Gibralter.

You can't keep permanent hostilities in diplomacyor politics.

Aug 19th, 2008, 12:47 AM	#18 (permalink)
gesto Banned Join Date: Aug 12, 2002 - 1:00 am Location: South India Posts: 2,326	^ The official Indian comment is We do not want to get involved in Pak internal affairs.The ousting is an internal affair of Pakistan . I support Mr.Musharaff and I have laid ot my reasons for that also there is a wide media support here in India for him.The Media believes that Musharaff was strong in his words and his commitments . Kargil is a closed chapter and one can not cry over it again and again.Mr.Musharaff may have been responsible for that but it does not mean that his other qulities should be forgotten sweetly.If that was the case,then there should not have been any Thashkent peace talks,because Mr.Ayyub only started/masterminded Operatin Gibralter. You can't keep permanent hostilities in diplomacyor politics.