Modi doesn’t advocate peace talks: Musharraf
Washington, May 26: Former Pakistani president Pervez Musharraf has said his country and India were on the path of reconciliation when he was in power but that was no longer the case because Prime Minister Narendra Modi “isn’t an advocate of peace talks”.
In an interview with ‘Voice of America’, Musharraf said when he was at the helm, “I spoke to both the Prime Ministers, Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Manmohan Singh. They both wanted to move forward from the disputes” between the two countries.
According to ‘Express Tribune’, Musharraf recalled how he had worked out a four-point peace formula to solve Siachen and Kashmir disputes between the two nuclear neighbours.
“We were working on my strategy because both sides wanted to have peace. This is not the case anymore. They want to undo us…Modi wants to enforce supremacy in India,” he said.
