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For Pakistan, MFN status: A genuine offer or tactical deception by India?

Pakistan was offered MFN status in 1996 by India. It was..

  • A genuine offer

    Votes: 3 14.3%
  • A tactical deception

    Votes: 18 85.7%

  • Total voters
    21

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Pakistan was offered MFN status in 1996 by India. Was it a genuine offer or tactical deception? And did Pakistan later on reciprocate the gesture by giving MFN status to India? Can anybody throw light on this issue?

State facts to support your views.
 
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The Ultimate resulotion is only release of Kashmir to connect back to Pakistan based on pre partitin plan

original-pakistan.jpg



Clearly Pakistan and Kashmir had a massive Muslim population



A false assumption has been spread to created a notion only the present age Pakistan / Bangladesh were Muslim areas with a map structured like this
indiamap.jpg


Quite clear to see how little Gujrat had Hindu population and all the empty pocket areas were taken by military operation

1- Kashmir (Occupied)
2- Khalistan
3- The Land grab is quite visible in rest of areas
 
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Before you people start crying, I suggest actually reading up on what MFN actually means, and what actions Pakistan has taken to date.

You will find that this is the biggest non-issue constantly perpetuated by hyper-nationalists and Bollywood news.
 
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It was most favorable nation for barriers, India can shove it where sun don't shine as there's no benefit for Pakistan in it.
 
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Pakistan was offered MFN status in 1996 by India. Was it a genuine offer or tactical deception? And did Pakistan later on reciprocate the gesture by giving MFN status to India? Can anybody throw light on this issue?

State facts to support your views.


It Was A Mere Eyewash Because Of The Various NTBs That Effectively Nullify Any Benefit Pakistan Was To Receive From MFN
 
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Trade, cultural and economic relations with india are a big risk and should be resisted and refused at all costs
 
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