INDIA-PAK match,Will it give start to peace talks? PM invites PAK PM to Mohali..
By venkit
@venkit (2955)
India
March 26, 2011 7:27am CST
well this really interesting,
The two nations which are very much passionate on cricket has reached the semifinals and facing eachother in semifinals.
India will take on pakisthan on the semifinals at mohali on wednesday.
Meanwhile Indian Prime minister Manmohan sing has invited Pakisthan prime minister and pakisthan president to watch the match with him at Mohali.
This is a new stepping stone between India and Pak peace talk, which has been stopped after mumbai attack.
Now its upto pak to decide wheter their PM comes or President comes, or not to accept this invitation.Anyway, I feel that its agood move from Indian government to invite the pak ministry to watch the match with our PM.
One thing is clear security will be tight and the police force will be having headache, already its an india pak match, added to that, Manmohan singh is comming.
and probably pak PM or president will attend.
so security will be tight.
Now will this India -Pak match make a way to start the peace talks..........
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4 responses
@rajeev075 (1961)
• India
26 Mar 11
INDIA and Pakistan have huge fans of cricket and they all are die hard fans. They have much passinoate then those of Australia and England.
With The in vitation from Prime minister manmohan singh to pakistan pm and prez it just an diplomatic step. It is a way of honuring the country.
I don't think it will change the scenario of peace talk between two nations as we have seen it from past. It always rises all then fall to more extent.
One thing i can say it the cricket that bind the people of pkistan and INDIA and it will always do.
@praveen786 (31)
• India
26 Mar 11
It shows the excitement and the feelings of indians towards the match of India and Pakistan
@ram_cv (16513)
• India
28 Mar 11
So now we have the second round of Cricket politics. The first round was when India visited Pakistan some time back. I think this is a great occasion and shows that the people of the two countries have a lot in common. Only politics and vested interests continue to keep them apart.
Cheers!
Ram
