Former head of the Indian Intelligence Agency Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), A.S. Dulat has made important remarks about relations between India and Pakistan. He bluntly stated that both countries should start the process of dialogue to move forward. At present, the relations between India and Pakistan are completely cold and no interaction has been happening for years. At such a time, this suggestion of a former intelligence officer matters specially from a diplomatic point of view.
“Time is slipping from hand like sand”
Your new book in Delhi ‘The Chief Minister and the Spoy’ During the release ceremony, Dulat said, “Time does not wait for anyone, it goes on with hand like sand. We should move forward and start a conversation with Pakistan. I always say that dialogue is necessary. If there is a dialogue, problems come and there is a possibility of solution.”
India’s attitude clear: terrorism and dialogue not simultaneously
After the Pulwama attack in 2019 and the removal of Article 370 from Jammu and Kashmir, there was further bitterness in India and Pakistan relations. India made it clear that as long as Pakistan continues to support the terrorists, infiltration from across the border, no interaction is possible. India’s attitude is that terrorism and conversation cannot run together.
“So what is the harm in talking?” – Dulat
Former Raw chief Dulat, who has been posted in Kashmir and other sensitive areas for a long time, said that negotiations with Pakistan are necessary, as the resolution will not be found without negotiations. He said, “If we do not talk to Pakistan, how will we find a solution to the problem? Relations with weapons and conflicts do not end, the initiative of negotiation is necessary. I do not say that any concession should be given, but dialogue should be started.”
The role of Farooq Abdullah appreciated
Dulat has also praised former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah in his book. He said that Farooq Abdullah always had a sense of cooperation with the central government and he played an active role in solving the issues of Kashmir.
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