Highlights
- Defence Minister Rajnath singh said that there should be no talks when terrorism is been exported from across the border.
- He also said that Pakistan will will lose PoK if it will dare to fight a war with India.
- Talks and Terror can not be together.
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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday said that talks with Pakistan will not resume until it stops exporting Terrorists from Islamabad to India and he also said that any future discussions with Pakistan will be on PoK not on Jammu and Kashmir.
He also said that there is no more possibility of talks & discussion with Pakistan on Jammu and Kahmir.
On Twitter Defence Minister Rajnath Singh tweeted that "There can be no talks when terrorism is being exported across the border. Talks with Pakistan will resume only if it stops exporting terrorism. Our neighbour shoould remember that Jammu & Kasmir is the integral part of India. Future discussion can only be about PoK."
Earlier on Sunday Defence Minister warned Pakistan "not to repeat its mistake" as they did in 1965 and 1971 in war with India.
Addressing an event organised in Patna, he also said that Pakistan will lose PoK if it dares to fight a war with India.
He said "Pakistan PM come top the PoK and suggested to Pakistanis not to go near border. It's good because if Pakistanis will come on border they will not be able to go back to Pakistan. They should not dare to commit the mistake of 1965 and 1971." He also said that "if they repeat it, then they should think what will happen to PoK."
His comments come days before the United Nations General Assembly meeting in New York, where a high octane clash is expected between India and Pakistan over the abrogation of Article 370 and human rights violations in Pakistan.
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