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Which European country has a problem with us? With respect to Iran, even though our relationship isn't very great we still have trade and mutual cooperation. As for Afghanistan and Bangladesh, they are the ones that have picked bones with us. Your comments would be best directed to them...

Another RAW adventure in the neighbourhood, from the sounds of it?

:lol: :lol: Are you living in an alternative universe?

No, these are usually thought of at least weeks in advance.

Again with this safe haven non sense. Where do these safe haven exists? They are supposed to exist but no one can say where they exist. What a bunch of lies and deceit. Sad!

Here is the relevant article: https://www.geo.tv/latest/173955-pakistan-ranked-worlds-leading-adventure-travel-destination Generally when bharatis go on to post these off-topic remarks, that too entirely in bold, it is clear they don't like what has been posted. One has come to expect this...

Where did you hear this? You are not saying much that's on-topic. All these power projects are under construction, some of them complete, some almost complete, and the rest under construction. I am not sure you have been keeping up with CPEC, but these projects are a result of CPEC.

This appears to be an appeal to emotion. There's no reason why doing so should be considered problematic given the circumstances - a convicted spy accused of espionage and supporting terrorists.

Is that a serious post? You think there are no spies in the India embassy? And you think she would have been comfortable doing that? She is not a spy after all.

No, I don't believe there's anything in vienna conventions for those convicted of espionage and spying. Whether or not you consider the meeting as humanitarian doesn't matter. Fact of the matter is a convicted spy was allowed to see his family. That doesn't happen very often. I do not see...

Dude, do you just push your limits of hypocrisy every day or what? How many times have you judged Pakistan's position? You keep pushing it more and more.

A few questions I'd like to ask. a) With respect to India pulling a trick and Pakistan falling for it, why does him being terrorist preclude him from meeting him family? I agree it should not be done on principal, but how would that have any meaningful negative impact from Pakistan's...

Few questions on this. 1) What will exactly Afghanistan trade with this route? Will it be mostly opium? Or will they extend to other markets? Ecstasy, weed, etc? 2) What will be required for safe passage of trade traffic through areas controlled by Taliban, ISIS, TTP, etc? Will the drive...

Excellent list. I think what's different this time compared to previous times is that these projects are all under construction and there is significant visible progress on the ground. Even projects that have just started, such as Dasu have shown progress. I can think of a couple projects...

And I suppose bharati state is that, beacons of truth and righteousness. Most likely TTP, ISIS, BLA, LeJ, or a host of other terrorist groups that bharat supports. Their only interest is in killing innocent civilians.

It seems like a valid counter argument. Because in no way it would appear it "backfired" unless you spin it with a doosra, teesra, googly, slider, all in one.

What are you going on about here? Bharat wouldn't even have done this for a convicted terrorist. Why would you expect it to be any different? That he was allowed to see his family is more than what one should be asking for. He was involved in killing hundreds, if not thousands of innocent...

Your initial post was talking about something else, not who "supports terrorism". As for that particular area, you only have Afghanistan and US on the side. Again, that's your "entire world". The first country who is a basketcase, itself controlled by terrorists. The second one, whose...

Who exists in this hypothetical "world" of yours? Sounds like only bharat does.

Did you have something good to smoke or do you generally have no idea what you are talking about?