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When a Pakistani journalist tried blaming India for SAARC’s problems during a sideline meeting at the Bay of Bengal Conference in Bangladesh, I told him that you can’t expect cooperation while terrorism continues and innocent people are being killed. India has consistently shown commitment to dialogue and the path... show more

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Lt Gen DP Pandey10 months ago

Well said @Touseefraina .

Pramod Kumar Singh10 months ago

Very well said Tauseef 👏👏👏

KHURSHEED AHMAD10 months ago

You are a great speaker and you speak brave

p. gaikwad10 months ago

Pakistan was never serious about SAARC, India gave MFN Status to Pakistan in 1996 and other SAARC Countries but Pakistan never gave MFN Status to India and other SAARC Countries. For Pakistani Officials SAARC was the platform where they can derail any ideas coming from India.

मयुर 🇮🇳10 months ago

BhI woh Pakistani hai, unko kaha samaj aayega 😂

Gen_ops10 months ago

Well said!!

Sam ଦାସ10 months ago

Bravo! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

KRISHNA PRATAP SINGH10 months ago

Well said!

Indiko10 months ago

Chata mara jorr se... Well done.

Waris Alavi10 months ago

Proud of you bhayaa

Muzammil fida🏴10 months ago

Well said, when your government finance outfits to destabilize their neighbors, targeting Muslims and illegally occupied the kashmiri land how Pak dialogue with this fake rough state

raan 🈂️10 months ago

@manamuntu Pakistan at a Bay of Bengal conference!

Helsinki10 months ago

Well done ✅👍

Saif Ullah Khan10 months ago

Like you felt provoked, after Pehellgam, for which you haven't produced any evidence as yet.

Tariq Anwar10 months ago

A sarkari musalman trying to be up to the mark and relevant.

Umara Khan10 months ago

You will ascribe the births of your kids and siblings to Pakistan! Compare Pakistan and Endia. You have some two million armed personnel, and they can't stop a few infiltrators at borders!

Sunshine10 months ago

Not a single neighbour of India likes it.

Mehmet10 months ago

F u Hindus 💩 eating dog

57843t (Modi’s family)10 months ago

That’s your “Hindu side” talking very logically but you are saying that to a brick wall.

Saqib10 months ago

Pathetic hindutva ass kisser!

Ash10 months ago

Another kat*a

Pk_78610 months ago

Yeh thats why India is alone in yhe reigon so bad unfortunate for India no singel neighbour's country supporting india even not s singel nation stands with India..because all know india is sepf made terrorist sponsored state..killing civilians and destabilizing All reigon.

z eazy10 months ago

Your country men despise you for your religion and routinely call your kind slurs online. This is the country you are defending in hopes of acceptance. If only your ancestors had the sense to move to Pakistan when they had the chance.

Shaz Mallick10 months ago

Abai chaii stop licking their feet, you will always be second class citizen

Maya10 months ago

You do all that and they still label you as a terrorist! Selling your faith won't give you anything.

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