Peace talks with Pakistan are not possible - said India

Peace talks with Pakistan are not possible when terrorism does not stop. New Delhi again clarifies. The Pakistani army chief recently spoke in favor of establishing peace with India in the speech given in Parliament in that country. But General Kamar Javd Bazwar does not want to give importance to the speech of Chief of Army Staff General Bipin Rawat. Seeing Pakistan's activities does not always mean that they really want peace General Rawat said this while visiting a military exercise organized near the Indo-Pak border on Friday. She also met the media in the midst of observing the exercise organized in the Thar desert in Barmer area of ​​Rajasthan. There, he said further that as long as Pakistan continues to abide by terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir, negotiations with them are not possible. General Secretary of the country, General Kamar Javed Bazwa, spoke on Tuesday in the upper house of the Pakistan Parliament. He said that Pakistan should emphasize on improving relations with neighboring countries. If the Pakistani government wants to pursue a good relationship with India, then General Bajwa comments that the Pakistan army will cooperate with that initiative. On Friday, the Indian army chief said, we also want the relationship to be good. But the kind of activity they are running (Pakistan) and the way terrorism is spreading in Jammu and Kashmir, it does not seem that they really want peace. Pakistan will have to stop before giving assistance to terrorism to improve Indo-Pak bilateral relations. Said General Rawat Only after the withdrawal of terrorism can we say that peace talks should start.