Israel severs ties with un rights body – a rare move that would boost Pakistan’s reputation as a global anti-India lobby – but also sends a strong message to India.
Pakistan’s President Asif Ali Zardari was asked about it by a member of a parliamentary commission, Mr Singh said.
“All my political activities have nothing to do with political issues. There is no political issues,” Mr Singh told the commission.
‘Disappointed’
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Pakistan will now focus its efforts “on strengthening our partnership with India,” Mr Singh said.
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Meanwhile, the chairperson of the Pakistani Inter-Ministry of External Affairs (MEO) said in a statement that Pakistan’s stance had “no bearing” on India’s “relationship with the region”.
Indian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Vikas Swarup told BBC News that Pakistan’s “unreasonable and provocative” stance will “damage the ties” between the neighbours.
The Pakistani foreign ministry, the Indian embassy in Islamabad and Indian officials were all involved in preparing a response to the UN call.
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has expressed his support for Pakistan’s stand over the UN resolution, but warned that Indian aggression in Kashmir, as well as support for terrorists could result in military conflict.
