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Pakistan was never discussed and will not be discussed only thing which will come out for discussion will be TERRORISM and their SUPPORTERS.
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Instead. You should tell this to China.good. now tell this thing to your Govt.
And answer few question
Indian faked an encounter in 2004 siachen and We never got to see bin ladens body and America didnt even sanction usIs it true that the history tells us
Remember how long it took your brave forces to kill 2 fighters in pampore you 'sir ji kal strikers' ?And answer few question
1. How many countries in the world except pakistan denies that there was no Surgical Strike ?
2. Is it true that the history tells us that Pakistan even denied that there is no Osama bin laden in Pakistan, and there are no PA rather mujahideen in Kargil.
3. If only US is in our side, than how many countries in the world except Pakistan condemn the Surgical Strike.
4. Why you want the proof of the surgical strike, when PA knows very well that it has taken, and if no surgical strike is taken then so much Mirchi because we are going to repeat the same process again across the LOC, and keep yourself in the deniel mode.
Let sick-minded Indians try to 'isolate' Pakistan by exploiting the gathering of world leaders who came all the way to India for pondering on important global issues rather than applying any cream on butt-hurt Indians. While these idiots amuse their dignitaries with their non-sense acts and talks (which no one in world gives a damn - rather people enjoy the laughing a$$ Modi), Pakistan will keep striving for higher goals of regional trade, development, highways, integration and prosperity. Pakistan has already been declared having top world rank in infrastructure development. Iran and Saudi Arabia are already tempting and requesting to join the CPEC project. Afghanistan also seems getting out of Indian leash. Afghan ambassador said today in Islamabad "the CPEC was a great project that was equally relevant to Afghanistan like Pakistan, and anything that will be good for Pakistan will be good for the entire region." Pak PM Nawaz Sharif is in Baku these days for cementing trade and defense ties with brotherly country of Azerbaijan.Pak-India tensions seen dominating Indian BRICS summit
REUTERS — PUBLISHED ABOUT 2 HOURS AGO
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India is set to take its drive to isolate Pakistan and rally the international community against 'cross-border terrorism' to a summit of emerging market powers this weekend, when it hosts BRICS nations in the western state of Goa.
For Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the gathering of leaders from Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa offers an opportunity to highlight the threat he sees to Indian security from recent border clashes with Pakistan.
But across the summit table at a resort hotel, Chinese President Xi Jinping is unlikely to have much interest in casting Beijing's alliance with Pakistan into doubt.
The final summit declaration is expected to repeat earlier condemnations of "terrorism in all its forms", say diplomats and analysts, but avoid levelling blame over tensions between the nuclear-armed South Asian rivals.
Such discussions will make security a dominant issue at the eighth annual summit of the group, even as leaders also address core themes such as the global economy, financial cooperation and mutual trade.
"We will be looking at the global economic and political situation, and obviously terrorism is a very important part of that," Amar Sinha, the Indian foreign ministry official responsible for the BRICS file, told a pre-summit briefing.
China not Pakistan's perpetual 'jolly partner'
Where Modi and Xi may see eye to eye, at least privately, is in a shared desire for Islamabad to act against militants who, in Beijing's view, pose a threat to China's plans to build a $51.5 billion trade corridor that runs through Pakistan to the Arabian Sea.
"Contrary to the public messaging in Islamabad, China is not the perpetual jolly partner when it comes to its relations with Pakistan," said Michael Kugelman, a senior program associate at the Wilson Centre in Washington who focuses on South Asia.
"With China's investments and economic assets growing in Pakistan, it's only natural that it would worry. All militants threaten stability and by extension, China's economic interests," he added.
In addition to launching what it described as cross-border "surgical strikes" against suspected militants in Pakistan, in response to a Sept 18 attack on an Indian army base that killed 19 Indian soldiers, New Delhi has mounted a diplomatic offensive to isolate Islamabad.
Pakistan continues to deny any part in the attack on the Uri army base, near the Line of Control that runs through Kashmir. It also denies any "surgical strikes" took place, saying there was only cross-border firing that is relatively common along the frontier.
Islamabad has stated that India has exploited the incident to divert attention from its own security crackdown on protests in India-held Kashmir sparked by the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen
More than 80 civilians have been killed and thousands wounded in India's part of Kashmir, and a widespread curfew has been imposed.
Expressions of Support
After the Uri attack, India quickly won expressions of support from the West and from Russia, whose President Vladimir Putin will also hold a bilateral summit with Modi in Goa.
China, for its part, has shown public restraint.
Zhao Gancheng, director of South Asia studies at the Shanghai Institute for International Studies, said that China and Pakistan were paying close attention to security threats to the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor.
“If Pakistan's security situation does not improve, it will obstruct some of these projects - especially infrastructure ones,” said Zhao. “In this sense, cooperation on counter-terrorism is very close.”
India has already engineered the collapse of a South Asian Regional Cooperation summit to have been hosted by Pakistan, and the Goa gathering will also feature an outreach session to countries from the Bay of Bengal region that could emerge as an alternative focus of regional cooperation.
working groups
BRICS leaders will support plans agreed by their national security advisers to create three working groups to cooperate on cyber security, counter-terrorism and energy security, said Sinha, the Indian foreign ministry official.
But diplomats and analysts say that India's long-held ambition of joining the Nuclear Suppliers Group, a club of nuclear-trading nations, is unlikely to progress at Goa with China yet to soften its blocking stance.
And, despite concerns about militancy within Pakistan, China has rebuffed India's calls for the United Nations to designate Masood Azhar, leader of the Jaish-e-Mohammed that India blamed for the Pathankot attack earlier in 2016, as a terrorist.
China recently extended a so-called "hold" on the designation by a further three months.
That reflects an evolving rivalry between the world's two most populous nations in which, under Modi, India is seeking to close huge economic and military gaps and is shifting away from traditional non-alignment and seeking a closer partnership with the United States.
At the same time, China is expanding its economic and strategic reach into the Indian Ocean region, with Xi visiting Bangladesh on Friday en route to Goa where he is expected to sign loans worth $24 billion.
"Overall, it will be an awkward summit," said Shashank Joshi, a senior research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute in London.
He added that, for India, "diplomatic isolation of Pakistan will be the most important objective."
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India will try to isolate Pakistan at every instance it has a chance. India already has done that by not inviting Pakistan to BRICS summit. As on Pakistan - India tensions dominating BRICS, it is ridiculous. There will be mention of terrorism and Pakistan, but apart from that nothing more. BRICS is a economic summit, and economics will take the front seat.
Already SAARC is in a way disbanded, and BIMSTEC will take its place. This BRICS summit will be all about the rise of BIMSTEC
'P' has already had bigger events/gatherings than this. But you can get some consolation from this event. Good for you. After all, you don't get many. Also, it's good these leaders haven't gotten a chance to see the sub-Saharan poverty stricken areas in India. Still I am sure these leaders wouldn't probably come back to see peanut-brained Modi & Monkeys again.You know the terminology BRICS stand for? Tell me where P is in it?
Instead you should just whine as usual.Instead. You should tell this to China.
And answer few question
1. How many countries in the world except pakistan denies that there was no Surgical Strike ?
2. Is it true that the history tells us that Pakistan even denied that there is no Osama bin laden in Pakistan, and there are no PA rather mujahideen in Kargil.
The wording of this statement does an awful job at explaining of your question. Please do elucidate if you don't mind.3. If only US is in our side, than how many countries in the world except Pakistan condemn the Surgical Strike.
I hope you'll excuse me for not gracing this pedestrian gossip of a question with an answer.4. Why you want the proof of the surgical strike, when PA knows very well that it has taken, and if no surgical strike is taken then so much Mirchi because we are going to repeat the same process again across the LOC, and keep yourself in the deniel mode.
Pakistan is the center of Power architectures whether it is Eurasia, South Asia or Asia as a whole..Pak brothers, must begin to accept their rightful place in the Asian and Eurasian Power Architecture. You are not and never shall be part of South Asia.