Pakistan’s first-ever National Security Policy cites Hindutva-driven politics, arms buildup key hurdles to ties with India
The Hindu
“Pakistan, under its policy of peace at home and abroad, wishes to improve its relationship with India,” said the 110-page document, unveiled by Prime Minister Imran Khan in Islamabad.
Pakistan has expressed desire to improve ties with India under its first-ever National Security Policy unveiled on January 14 which stressed that Hindutva-driven policies, arms buildup and unilateral action to impose one-sided solutions on outstanding disputes were the key hurdles.
Pakistan’s ties with India and the issue of Kashmir as well as bilateral relations with other nations have been dealt with in Section VII of the NSP titled as ‘Foreign Policy in a Changing World’.
“Pakistan, under its policy of peace at home and abroad, wishes to improve its relationship with India,” said the 110-page document, unveiled by Prime Minister Imran Khan in Islamabad.
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