Modi says deadlock between Pakistan, India should end
NEW DELHI: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday that violence is beneficial neither to Pakistan nor to India.
During an interview with United News of India (UNI), Modi went on to say that with regards to relations with neighbouring countries he would like to see Pakistan ‘follow the path of peace and non violence.’
He further said that there is
By ONLINE
June 01, 2015
NEW DELHI: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday that violence is beneficial neither to Pakistan nor to India.
During an interview with United News of India (UNI), Modi went on to say that with regards to relations with neighbouring countries he would like to see Pakistan ‘follow the path of peace and non violence.’
He further said that there is no other issue and the deadlock should end.
During an interview with United News of India (UNI), Modi went on to say that with regards to relations with neighbouring countries he would like to see Pakistan ‘follow the path of peace and non violence.’
He further said that there is no other issue and the deadlock should end.
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