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Radicalisation in Pakistan concern for India: NSA
New Delhi, March 26
The threat of increasing
radicalisation in Pakistan was a matter of concern for India, National
Security Advisor Ajit Doval said on Thursday.
Delivering the Late
Air Chief Marshal P.C. Lal Memorial Lecture organised by the Air Force
Association, Doval said: "What is happening in Syria and Iraq may not be
as far.
"The threat is real and the threat is imminent. There is
change in Pakistan and Afghanistan. The radicalisation of Pakistan's
society is a matter of concern," he said.
The NSA to the prime minister said India was "sceptical" about the ability and commitment of Pakistan to handle the situation.
He said India wants to deal with Pakistan "fairly" and has been trying to engage its neighbour in a dialogue.
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