Rajaraja Chola
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Maybe. But if Pakistan is able to prove to the world that it is a responsible state and can transparently account for nuclear material and technology and will never transfer them to anyone else, then I do not see why Pakistan can not get the same deal. Perhaps it is going to be difficult but do-able.
Yes, but even India is not paying for those nuclear power plants, it is all long term foreign investment. So if Pakistan could get a deal then foreign investment will follow. Also I guess India has quite stringent laws regarding the responsibility of reactor manufacturer for compensation in the unlikely event of an accident. Pakistan does not have such a law, so it is going to be even easier for foreign companies to invest if such a deal goes through.
Pakistan does not have such a law because Pakistan does not have a nuclear deal. When deal is signed, its required to put a law, that a liablity will not be on the Manufacturer. India have put the liablity on the Manufacturer, if they are found to be guilty.
And India is paying for those Power Plants. They are going to be managed by NPCIL , PSU. Private Operators of Nuclear power are yet to be seen in India's market.