India cautious on Pakistan
21 Jun 2012 1:47 AM GMT
India is closely following the events unfolding in Pakistan, which is witnessing political upheaval following the disqualification of Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani. The external affairs minister S M Krishna hoped on Wednesday that these developments should not have any impact on the Indo-Pak ties.
'We are very closely following the events in Pakistan. We would like the political impasse to be settled,' he said after his return to country from a three-nation visit.
Meanwhile, the Congress spokesperson Rashid Alvi said, 'It is an internal matter of Pakistan. We cannot make any comments. Pakistan is our neighbour and we will always want a good relationship with them. We want peace with our neighbours and we have nothing to do with their political development.'
He said that 'whatever happens in Pakistan, I think it should not impact bilateral relations'.
'We are very closely following the events in Pakistan. We would like the political impasse to be settled,' he said after his return to country from a three-nation visit.
Meanwhile, the Congress spokesperson Rashid Alvi said, 'It is an internal matter of Pakistan. We cannot make any comments. Pakistan is our neighbour and we will always want a good relationship with them. We want peace with our neighbours and we have nothing to do with their political development.'
He said that 'whatever happens in Pakistan, I think it should not impact bilateral relations'.
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