Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani applauds, BJP curses, Sonia neutral on Indian PM Manmohan Singh
Media Release
Jul. 31, 2009

"I must appreciate the vision and leadership of Dr. Manmohan Singh for his speech in parliament (Wednesday on the July 16 India-Pakistan joint statement issued at Sharm el-Sheikh)," Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani says. Indian PM is his new hero! What a contrast though. Indian main opposition party BJP just stopped short of calling Manmohan Singh a traitor. Sonia Gandhi is neutral on the issue. She knows the academician turned politician made a big blunder but she is quiet for the time being.

"It is the role of the leaders to serve as a bridge, rather than erecting walls," he said, adding: "If the composite dialogue does not start, it will only favour the terrorists." On Thursday too, Gilani had lauded the "statesmanship" of Manmohan Singh, terming his speech in parliament a "bold vision of peace and prosperity".

International think tanks believe PM Manmohan Singhs fate lies in the hand of Pakistani Government. If they really deliver the terror free environment, Indian PM Manmohan Singh will the hero of India. But on the other hand if Pakistan promotes further terrorism, Indian PM will have to resign from politics forever.

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Media Release
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