‘Not In Favour Of Talks With Pakistan Unless…’: Amit Shah Lays Out India’s Conditions — WATCH
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday firmly stated that India is not open to dialogue with Pakistan as long as terrorism persists, asserting that "talks and bombs cannot go together." Shah made these remarks during the release of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) manifesto for Jammu and Kashmir, where he categorically dismissed any possibility of negotiations with Pakistan amidst ongoing terrorist activities in the region.
"We are not in favour of talks with Pakistan unless and until terrorism does not end. But we will definitely talk to the youth of Kashmir," Shah told reporters. He reiterated this stance in response to questions regarding political demands for resuming talks with Pakistan and restoring cross-Line of Control (LoC) trade. "Unless terrorism does not come to an end and a t...