Dadri Lynching: Should PM Reveal His Mann Ki Baat?
Tonight on The Buck Stops Here:
Dadri Lynching: Should PM Reveal His Mann Ki Baat?
As netas continue to add fuel to Dadri fire, on The Buck Stops Here, we debate: from Sakshi Maharaj to Azam Khan, who is most responsible for this politics of hate? In the name of the holy cow, are we seeing the worst kind of politics? Mohammad Akhlaq's friend Manoj Sisodia joins the show. As the murderous mob barged into his house, the last call that Akhlaq made seeking help was to his friend Manoj Sisodia.
India Considered Air Strikes in Pakistan Post 26/11?
"This is my advice to Prime Minister Narendra Modi - first don't even announce you are going to have a backchannel, but have a backchannel," former Pakistan foreign minister Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri said in an interview to NDTV. Underscoring the effectiveness of a backchannel, he spoke of how India and Pakistan had resolved the Kashmir issue in the backchannel talks and how Pakistan agreed on troop withdrawal from Pakistan Occupied Kashmir in the interest of "bigger stakes". Mr Kasuri also said that after 26/11, US senator John McCain had discussed limited airstrikes by India on Lashkar headquarters in Muridke thinking it would avert a full war between India and Pakistan.
Dadri Lynching: Should PM Reveal His Mann Ki Baat?
As netas continue to add fuel to Dadri fire, on The Buck Stops Here, we debate: from Sakshi Maharaj to Azam Khan, who is most responsible for this politics of hate? In the name of the holy cow, are we seeing the worst kind of politics? Mohammad Akhlaq's friend Manoj Sisodia joins the show. As the murderous mob barged into his house, the last call that Akhlaq made seeking help was to his friend Manoj Sisodia.
India Considered Air Strikes in Pakistan Post 26/11?
"This is my advice to Prime Minister Narendra Modi - first don't even announce you are going to have a backchannel, but have a backchannel," former Pakistan foreign minister Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri said in an interview to NDTV. Underscoring the effectiveness of a backchannel, he spoke of how India and Pakistan had resolved the Kashmir issue in the backchannel talks and how Pakistan agreed on troop withdrawal from Pakistan Occupied Kashmir in the interest of "bigger stakes". Mr Kasuri also said that after 26/11, US senator John McCain had discussed limited airstrikes by India on Lashkar headquarters in Muridke thinking it would avert a full war between India and Pakistan.
