Sunday, July 05, 2009 LONDON: British foreign secretary David Miliband has said that terrorism poses real threat to Pakistan and not India.In an interview to a US news channel, Miliband replying to a question said Pakistan faces no threat from India. He pledged continued support to Pakistan, saying there are disputes among provinces of Pakistan. British foreign secretary said the real causes for Muslim’s inclination towards extremism still exist and cited British businessmen doing business from Pakistan as one of the causes.He said Pakistan has seen 31 years of military rule and that there are disputes among provinces.
Sunday, July 05, 2009 LONDON: British foreign secretary David Miliband has said that terrorism poses real threat to Pakistan and not India.In an interview to a US news channel, Miliband replying to a question said Pakistan faces no threat from India. He pledged continued support to Pakistan, saying there are disputes among provinces of Pakistan. British foreign secretary said the real causes for Muslim’s inclination towards extremism still exist and cited British businessmen doing business from Pakistan as one of the causes.He said Pakistan has seen 31 years of military rule and that there are disputes among provinces.
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