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It’s a change of heart that reflects how low India-Pakistan relations have sunk in recent months _ and the fears that they haven’t yet hit bottom with Pakistan being blamed for blowing up India’s embassy in Afghanistan and repeated shootings along the disputed frontier in Kashmir.

The violence is threatening to turn back the clock on the rivals’ four-year peace process, and a growing number of Indians are saying it has forced them to face a hard truth about Pakistan: They’d rather deal with a powerful dictatorship than a weak democracy.


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avaksi   # avaksi
  Posted 100 days ago. (hide)

They’d rather deal with a powerful dictatorship than a weak democracy.

This is certainly true for Indo-Pak relations…

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chetanw   # chetanw
  Posted 100 days ago. (hide)

Totally agree – a weak and fragile Pakistan that’s being overrun by radicals isn’t any good for India

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rsk4you   # rsk4you
  Posted 100 days ago. (hide)

Certainly, its time for Mush to quit.
Then, sure, he will face some trials too.
Now, the pervez will know that the coin has two sides.

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remixconcepts   # remixconcepts
  Posted 99 days ago. (hide)

haha rsk mush, nice nickname
anyway since when did India get into this.

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