Yeh baat ab chupi nahi rahi kay Balochistan maiN dehasht.gardi kay waqayaat maiN India
barahay-raast molawis hay.. yani India jis kay ham naye naye aashique banay thay, hamari
tamam.ter qurbaniyooN kay ba.wajood ZAILM MEHBOOB ki tarah hamay tung kernay per aya howa hay
halaaat ki kashedgee ka andaza iss baat say ho sakta hay kay Pakistan ki dafter-e-kharija key
tarjuman nay India kay liya "MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS" kay ilfaaz istayma'al kiya haiN.
safarti adab-e-guftagoo kay mahir ya iss say waqfiyat rakhnay walay zyada behter tor per
iss ka matlab samjha saktay haiN.. per karobari zuban maiN issay GALI kay mai'nooN maiN
liya jata hay!!!

meray khayal say India kay faraaq maiN aaTh aaTh ansoo bahanay walooN ko abhi kuch dair woh sabr kerna hoga!!!

December 28, 2005 15:19 IST


Pakistan on Wednesday said India's comments that it was concerned by spiraling violence in Balochistan was unwarranted and tantamount to interference in its internal affairs.

New Delhi had also expressed concern over the heavy military action in the region and asked Pakistan to exercise restraint and address the grievances of the people of the region through peaceful discussions.

Pakistan foreign office spokesperson Tasleem R Aslam said, "India often shows an unacceptable proclivity to interfere in internal affairs of its neighbours. Such tendency is contrary to efforts aimed at building an environment of trust, peace and stability in South Asia."

The war of words, a common feature in the complex Indo-Pak relations, has resurfaced after several months and comes weeks before the foreign secretaries of the two countries meet to carry forward the composite dialogue process.

"The statement is all the more surprising coming from India, a country that has long tried to suppress the freedom struggle of the Kashmiri people and has a record of systematic and serious human rights violation in Jammu and Kashmir, the Pakistani spokesperson said.

She added the 'heavy-handed' methods and use of force by India to quell the ongoing unrest, especially in the North East of the country and the widespread violence afflicting many of its parts are well known and need no comment.

She said Pakistan was 'also intrigued by this provocative statement at this time when the two countries are engaged in the peace process to address all issues including the Jammu and Kashmir dispute. The (Indian) statement tends to vitiate the current atmosphere of improved relations that accords with the wishes of the peoples of the two countries'