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Re: I will be very happy to meet Manmohan Singh and pick up the threads from where we left off in 1999," Sharif

Nawaz sharif and vajpayee ne ek acchi pehel ki thi. Musharraf spoiled it.
 

Urooj_lbw

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: I will be very happy to meet Manmohan Singh and pick up the threads from where we left off in 1999," Sharif

han sahi keh raha he, wo is pee thuuk bhi nahi rahe, ye noora apna aqal ka andha un ki chaatne me laga huwa begherat
 

zeshaan

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Re: I will be very happy to meet Manmohan Singh and pick up the threads from where we left off in 1999," Sharif

k h o t i a ...........
 
Re: I will be very happy to meet Manmohan Singh and pick up the threads from where we left off in 1999," Sharif

Kuch Sharm Ker ja Re Nooray.... Pakistan ki kitni tazlil karway ga tu
 

Urooj_lbw

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Re: I will be very happy to meet Manmohan Singh and pick up the threads from where we left off in 1999," Sharif

ye itna bara begherat he, on 12th may speaking to Barca Dutt (NDTV India) he said, mujee aap bulai ya na bulain me to India jaon ga, yaar is begherat ko siasatdaan ko kehta he, itna bara khota, yaani jab mun kholta he koi na koi chawal maar ke hi jaata he
Kuch Sharm Ker ja Re Nooray.... Pakistan ki kitni tazlil karway ga tu
 

aneeskhan

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Looking forward to meeting Indian PM in New York: Sharif

[h=1]Looking forward to meeting Indian PM in New York: Sharif [/h]AFP and APP
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UNITED NATIONS: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif on Wednesday said he looked forward to meeting his Indian counterpart Manmohan Singh to resume peace efforts between the two South Asian countries.
Nawaz Sharif said this in a brief comment following Indian Prime Minister's statement in which he stated that he would meet the Pakistani leader on the sidelines of UN General Assembly session in New York.
I will be very happy to meet him and we hope to pick up the threads from where we left in 1999, the prime minister said, when reporters sought his reaction to Singh's statement on meeting him.
The meeting between the two leaders would be their first since Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif swept to power in May this year, and it takes place in the backdrop of recent tensions along the Line of Control in the disputed Kashmir region.
Earlier on Wednesday, Indian premier Manmohan Singh confirmed he would meet Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif this weekend in a major step towards better relations following rising tensions.
Singh said he will hold talks with Nawaz Sharif on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, the first such meeting in three years, amid heightened friction over a string of deadly military attacks across their border in disputed Kashmir.
During my visit to New York, I... look forward to bilateral meetings with the leaders of some of our neighbouring countries, including Bangladesh, Nepal and Pakistan, Singh said in a statement before leaving for the United States.
Singh will first head to Washington to meet President Barack Obama to try to strengthen economic ties between the two world's largest democracies including on nuclear power, before leaving for New York.
Over the past decade, our relationship with the United States, which is one of our most important relationships, has transformed into a global strategic partnership, his statement said.
New Delhi and Islamabad have been working behind the scenes in recent weeks to secure a meeting, which was in jeopardy after deadly skirmishes in recent weeks between their militaries. The attacks repeatedly broke a ceasefire in place since 2003 along the de facto border in Kashmir.
The picturesque Himalayan region is divided between India and Pakistan by the UN-monitored Line of Control (LoC), but is claimed in full by both countries. Two of their three wars have been fought over Kashmir.
The deadly flare-ups followed an ambush in August that killed five Indian soldiers along the LoC. India blamed the Pakistan army for the attack, a charge that Islamabad denied.
Since winning a general election in May, Sharif has been vocal in his desire for better relations with India.
Last month he urged both sides to work swiftly to shore up the 10-year ceasefire after India's defence minister hinted at stronger military action along the LoC.
Analyst K. G. Suresh said the incidents in Kashmir, along with attacks by Pakistani militants on Indian soil, were among issues expected to be raised at the meeting set to be held at a New York hotel on Sunday.
But Suresh told AFP that talk of a resumption of peace talks as a direct result of the meeting was premature. The talks were halted in January, shortly after they had resumed, following a deadly flare-up at that time along the LoC.
The meeting is definitely a huge step forward (to improved relations),said Suresh of the Vivekanand International Foundation think-tank.
The Indian PM has taken a calculated risk by agreeing to meet Sharif ahead of elections next year, he added.
India's embattled ruling Congress party faces national elections next year and is under domestic pressure not to be seen as too soft on Pakistan.
The premiers of India and Pakistan last met in 2010 on the sidelines of a regional summit in Bhutan's capital Thimphu, with both sides reaffirming the importance of moving forward with dialogue.
Peace talks were suspended for three years after the 2008 attacks in Mumbai which killed 166 people and which India blamed on Pakistani militants.
India has been demanding that Pakistan speed up trials for militants on its side thought to have been behind the attacks.
 

aneeskhan

Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
Re: Looking forward to meeting Indian PM in New York: Sharif

Nawaz Sharif so eager to have a photo session with out going Indian ,he will wait for one week(7Days) inspite, Peshawer Carnage, Earth Quake,he is not willing to come back to his country.So far diplomatically non of the influential countries willing to see him, he just managed to meet Rouhani, other wise Deputy secretary type of people met him.He could not attend Obama Reception Reason????I would suggest he can meet Somalia,Rwanda,Gini Basau head of states, if they get agreed but that is also doubtful. A disgrace PM Unfortunately our Prime-minister.
 

Imranpak

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Re: Looking forward to meeting Indian PM in New York: Sharif

No point in meeting whatsoever. With the Bharati soldiers again nailed in IOK the blame game will only intensify. It's a stalemate for now but I fully expect for fireworks to start next year. This situation simply can not continue when two neighbours don't trust or even like each other. Tellin' you now that with US leaving Afghanistan, Bharats troubles have just started. As Hamid Gul and Zaid Hamid often say Hindustan will be made to pay for all the innocent blood they have shed in IOK!
 
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Raaz

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Re: Looking forward to meeting Indian PM in New York: Sharif

Looking Forward

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aneeskhan

Prime Minister (20k+ posts)
Re: Looking forward to meeting Indian PM in New York: Sharif

If you want to see and compare the grace Indian PM will have first one to one meeting with Obama in Washington, on Thursday,so initial photo session on Wednesday cancelled ,Our Kat "Ullo "PM will wait for him till Sunday, What a Pathetic to being a PM for graceful Pakistan.
 

scholar

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Nawazo ka damage still 1990 may he phansa huwa hain is say ap kud he andaza laga lo Pakistan nay hak tareqe karnee hain
 

Urooj_lbw

Chief Minister (5k+ posts)
Noora chawal maarne ka aadi he, noora league pehle noore ko chupa ke rakhti thi ab is noore ko as pm bahar jaake kuch na kuch bakwaas karni parti he oor phir zahir he chawal hi maare ga