Qureshi deals fresh blow to India-Pak talks

New Delhi: If any proposal is similar to the waiver on the part of Pakistan, after the heat resulting from the boom and Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Friday, he was cast aside Qureshi himself, who said he would not go to India "for leisure trip."
With this, the fate of the talks now hangs in the balance as Indian officials have interpreted the remark as a euphemism for Pakistan's resolve to take action against terrorist groups subject to the India-specific solutions to issues like Kashmir and Siachen.
Qureshi said he also was referring only to a member of the Indian delegation, not Foreign Minister SM Krishna, when he spoke of the Indians talking to Delhi on the phone during the dialogue but he quickly dispelled any idea about Pakistan access to New Delhi in the wake of what happened in the past few days with Leisure him 'remarks trip.
"I will not visit India for a trip entertainment. I'll go only if India was ready to hold talks with the significance of results-oriented and constructive environment conducive to all this," he said. He said that the invitation to visit India, Qureshi to New Delhi later this year.
As expected, made the remarks exacerbated the situation with officials in India, said it was Islamabad that seem designed to cause damage to the dialogue process because he was not doing enough to address India's concerns on terrorism.
He told Qureshi in India and Pakistan and the insistence on a timetable to find solutions to issues such as Kashmir, Siachen, one of the main reasons for the collapse of talks on Thursday. "There are some issues that have been there for decades, and it is impossible to provide for a period of time to solve them.
Pakistan can not blackmail us in resolving these issues through a combination of them to work against terrorist groups India specifically, "one official said, noting that hostility to Pakistan on Kashmir surprise was an attempt to fish in Islamabad considers the troubled waters of the state.
While the government is ready to be guided by the guarantees provided to the Manmohan Singh PM by him
His Pakistani counterpart Yousuf Raza Gilani in Thimphu, the Congress Party is not amused itself through the evolution of events in the past few days. Party sources said that at a time when more and more evidence and declined to prove the involvement of state agencies in Pakistan, 26/11, there is no issue to start the composite dialogue process in any other form unless there are concrete measures taken by Pakistan to dismantle the infrastructure of terrorism.
Authentication nearly in India arrested more Qureshi also said that India did not address Pakistan's concerns. "We listened to their concerns on the Mumbai and terrorism, and it also should have listened to our reservations. If it was responsible to their people, and we also as a democratic and accountable to parliament and the Pakistani people," he said.