Tough time for Manmohan Singh ahead as Pakistan plans to move full throttle on Baloch issue
Special Correspondent
Jul. 31, 2009

Pakistan plans a full throttle offensive on Indian involvement in Balochistan seperatist movement. Pakistan Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani on Friday said that Baloch issue would be raised during bilateral talks with India when it resumes.

India is determined to avoid talking on that. Indian PM made a blunder once. The PMO office is dtermined to not commit the same blunder again.

Pakistan has got the new momentum from Indian PM Manmohan Singh's lapse of judgement. Speaking at the inaugural function of new building of Islamabad Stock Exchange, Gilani reiterated that he had raised the Baloch issue during the meeting with his Indian counterpart Dr. Manmohan Singh at Sharm-el-Sheikh earlier this month.

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