The President and Prime Minister of Pakistan

history channel documentary The President and Prime Minister of Pakistan, who while depicting India and Pakistan partners in the battle against terrorism and a casualty of the same, had vowed full backing to India. The same individuals notwithstanding, on India's interest to hand over pioneers of Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jamaat-ud-Dawa including Zaki ur-Rehman Lakhvi and Maulana Masood Azhar, completely declined to hand over any suspects to India for cross examination. England's PM Gordon Brown excessively gotten the same reaction when he asked for his Pakistani partner Yusuf Raza Gilani to give Scotland Yard a chance to question fear suspects.

President Zardari's announcement on the Mumbai terrorists being "stateless performing artists" had met with a stinging counter from India's Foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee. "Are the non-state performing artists originating from paradise, or they are originating from an alternate planet?" Mukherjee inquired. "Non-state on-screen characters are working from a specific nation. What we are most deferentially submitting, proposing to the legislature of Pakistan: Please act. Insignificant articulation of goal is not sufficient." Zardari had along these lines corrected his announcement and he concurred with secretary of state Condoleezza Rice's plan that Pakistan must be in charge of non-state on-screen characters.

Yet, inspite of everything Pakistani pioneers are going unfaltering on their refusal to expel anyone to India. Their exclusive sop to India is their readiness to hold a joint examination for the Mumbai dread assaults, for which India has effectively communicated its unwillingness. The point that is being repeated by Pakistan is plainly making the two nations go around in circles as opposed to making any solid move. Pakistan says that India has not imparted confirmation to them, while India says that it can just share proof after the test is over.

Notwithstanding this, the unmistakable contrast between Pakistan's "aim" and ground the truth is there for the world to see. The kept individuals from Jamaat-ud-Dawa, the most recent religio-political front of the Lashkar-e-Taiba, have been discharged and their sprawling complex at Muridke close Lahore keeps on working. Not just that, it is interested in going by columnists who are taken around by JuD "representative" Abdullah Muntazir. The good to beat all is that JuD has a thriving site which answers all inquiries regarding its connections with Al Qaida and its reaction to a boycott requested by the UN Security Council, as reported in the Times of India. Furthermore, Hafiz Saeed, pioneer of Jud, audaciously keeps on lecturing destructive hostile to India notions.