Bilawal Bhutto Calls for Comprehensive Dialogue with India, Skirts Terrorism Commitment

Bhutto said Islamabad is now ready to discuss all contentious issues—including Kashmir, terrorism, and water rights.

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari. / Courtesy of Lalit K Jha

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, the former Foreign Minister of Pakistan, sought a comprehensive dialogue with India on June 3, without committing that his country would take anti-terrorist actions as demanded by India for such a dialogue to take place.

Zardari, who is the Chairman of the Pakistan People’s Party, in fact went on a spree of statements against India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi and reiterated the Pakistani position of a third-party, American intervention to help de-escalate tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbours.

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