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Pakistan contradicts itself on Masood Azhar

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    • Shubhajit Roy Tags : Pakistan contradicts, Masood Azhar Posted: Monday , Dec 22, 2008 at 2352 hrs

    •Dec 17: Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi, while speaking to Dawn News channel’s 9 pm News Eye programme, says “important people that were required have been taken into custody. They are under detention”. Asked if these people include Azhar and whether he had been put under house arrest or was in custody, Qureshi replies, “yes, in custody”. He clarifies that he was speaking on the basis of information available with him.

    •Dec 17: State-run APP news agency puts out a report quoting Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi at 10 pm, “Maulana Masood Azhar is wanted by the Government of Pakistan, but he is not in our custody and he is at large”.

    •Dec 18: A Pakistan Foreign Affairs Ministry press release, “in response to media queries”, says the Foreign Minister had clarified his remarks regarding Azhar’s whereabouts. “The minister said Azhar is wanted by the law enforcement authorities of Pakistan and is at large”.

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    Sources said these statements clearly indicate the inherent contradictions in the public pronouncements of the Pakistan Government, even as internationally-wanted terrorists are finding a safe haven in their territory.

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    And you are suppose to trust Pakistans fight against TerrorismBy: Rakesh | 22-Dec-2008 Reply | Forward It is a drama and it will continue like this until Indian govt stop talking and start acting.
    Ministry of Manipulation and LiesBy: Kundan | 22-Dec-2008 Reply | Forward Pakis in general and their government departments in particular are pathological and shameless liars and manipulators. They seem to have a chain of commands to start misinformation to every Paki on earth who then regurgitates their own version of events. Their favourite ruse is to turn the event on its head and blame the 'enemy' with a conspiracy theory.
    Waste of Time By: subburaj | 22-Dec-2008 Reply | Forward So what? Is this Government is going to act. Not at all. They are and been fooling the whole world. Some one is backing them fully (China) and partially by USA in dillemma. Even if you have birth certificates or passports of these terrorists having Pakistan official seals, we are not going to do anything. Why are we wasting our energy in issuing statements which is good for keeping the media busy. Please ask Mukherjee to keep quiet.
    Who will be losing during war?? so peace is betterBy: Asif Raja | 22-Dec-2008 Reply | Forward I am thankful for very practical approach for my friends. Pakistan is not very easy to deal with as Indian master assume. Look what best india can do with Pakistan is using it more than 1000 fighter jets for carpet bombing on a coutry with just 9 billion dollar reservers out of which 7 billion dollors are borrowed from IMF. See what Pakistan will do in resopnse. They will use their 450 fighter jets (leaving nuclear option). Indian can stop only some of those jets. Other will destroy commercial hubs like Mumbai, Calcutta, Banglore and most importantly New Delhi. So my friends India will be losing its growing economy of Trillions of dollars. So who will be losing.My friends Wars are not solution. If you will hit some one other though being so weak can atleast give you a nudge but tactically that nudge can hit a fast growing economy ang biggest democracy in such a big way that India will be back to 1947 economy. I say peace peace peace which is more important for india than Pakistan because Pakistan has nothing to lose but much to hit on. It is not emotional statement but facts please both Indian and Pakistanis need peace. Long live cease fire
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