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September 11, 2004

India's is an extremely lonely war.

According to the US assessment, in 2004, "Pakistani government is trying harder than ever before in the battle against Islamist terrorists." That should alarm New Delhi, whose daily battles against terrorism are not of any major international concern. India's is an extremely lonely war.

The 9/11 commission believes, "Musharraf's government represents the best hope for stability in Pakistan and Afghanistan."

The conclusion gives clear indication of where the US policy on Pakistan is headed. The writing on the wall does not augur well for India's hope of US pressuring Pakistan to end support to Kashmir violence.

Read the whole article @ Taming Pakistan terror, US style - The Times of India

Posted by Ramdhan Yadav at September 11, 2004 12:12 PM Perma Link
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