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Ramesh's 'stroll'' into Pakistan makes fun of Musharraf's border security rangers - how can they check Osama Bin Laden if they cannot check Ramesh?
Sudhir Chadda
Jan. 20, 2008

Ramesh is an interesting man in India. Belive it or not Indian Minister Jairam Ramesh and his political disciples decided to go an adventure in Musharraf terrirtory. They strolled into Pakistan - almost half a miles inside with no guns, handshaked with Pakistani rangers who are supposed to check any unauthorized infiltration and came back happily. Ramesh was unarmed and was never questioned by the Pakistani rangers who are fed up with Musgarraf and perhaps wants to defect to India.

Musharraf is up in the arms. Amereica's biggest ally on terror is befuddled. The episode is being seen by diplomatic observers in Pakistan as a show of disrespect for the country's sovereignty. According to sources close to Ramesh, the Indian minister was treated with tea and snacks by the Pakistan rangers.

Musharraf who revceived $10 billion to catch Osama Bin Laden from George Bush is upset. How can they check Osama Bin Laden if they cannot check Ramesh?


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