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Pakistan-India joint efforts urged

Published December 26, 2008
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QUETTA, Dec 25: Balochistan Chief Minister Nawab

Aslam Raisani called upon India on Thursday to supplement Pakistan’s efforts to maintain peace in the region, instead of accusing it of sponsoring terrorism.

Talking to APP here, he said both Pakistan and India were victims of terrorism and, therefore, there was need for evolving a joint strategy to combat terrorism.—APP

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