Indian firing condemned

Published October 21, 2001

PESHAWAR, Oct 20: A leader of the Pakistan People’s Party (Sherpao), Sikandar Hayat Sherpao, on Saturday expressed concern over the unprovoked shelling of Indian forces on the border villages along the Line of Control.

In a statement, he regretted the aggressive moves of the Indian  troops to create war hysteria. He said the misadventure of India would break the string of the Agra Summit, which, he added, had ended on an optimistic note.

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