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    Hafiz Saeed can't be the touchstone," Pakistan High Commissioner in India Shahid Malik said in an interview to IANS. "The Pakistan government has gone in appeal (against a Lahore court's decision to free Saeed). That process is continuing" Malik said when asked about India making action against Saeed the touchstone of Islamabad's sincerity in addressing its concerns over cross-border terror. Full Article at New Kerala
    The Pakistan government has gone in appeal (against a Lahore court's decision to free Saeed). That process is continuing
    – Shahid Malik SOURCE: New Kerala 2 weeks ago
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India should not allow Saeed to hijack bilateral ties: Pakistani envoy
  1. We have made repeated offers to restart dialogue. How do you define concrete action? We feel we are taking these steps; we have started taking action against terror suspects
    – Shahid Malik SOURCE: New Kerala 2 weeks ago
  2. People-to-people contacts, sporting links and composite dialogue have to move in tandem. The overall improvement in atmospherics and the India-Pakistan relations has to be seen in a holistic manner. Dialogue is the only way forward.
    SOURCE: New Kerala 2 weeks ago
  3. Things are on hold. What gives me reason for optimism is a desire at the highest level of political leadership to improve relations
    – Shahid Malik SOURCE: New Kerala 2 weeks ago
  4. The law of the jungle does not operate in Pakistan. The due process of law has to take course
    SOURCE: New Kerala 2 weeks ago
  5. The vibes are positive. For an Indian prime minister to make such remarks on three consecutive days sends a very positive signal. We lost no time in welcoming them
    – Shahid Malik SOURCE: New Kerala 2 weeks ago
  6. Students from Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) visited India recently. Women journalists from India visited Pakistan under the SAFMA initiative. They all show the desire of people for peace and dialogue
    SOURCE: New Kerala 2 weeks ago
  7. Composite dialogue in its current form is the only way forward. Composite dialogue covers an entire gamut of India-Pakistan relations. This is the best way forward.
    SOURCE: New Kerala 2 weeks ago
  8. On Oct 10, we started the trial of the seven accused. That was a big step forward. That should have gone well in India. In addition, 13 persons have been declared proclaimed offenders. We have requested the Interpol to trace them.
    SOURCE: New Kerala 2 weeks ago
  9. Why should one individual be allowed to hold hostage the entire India-Pakistan relationship? Hafiz Saeed can't be the touchstone
    SOURCE: New Kerala 2 weeks ago
  10. There should be no doubt in anybody's mind about Pakistan's commitment to peace with India
    SOURCE: New Kerala 2 weeks ago

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