Stop dreaming about Kashmir: Sushma slams Pakistan

Stop dreaming about Kashmir, fiery Sushma slams Pak

India's Foreign Minister hit out at Pakistan on the issue of terrorism and raked up the 'human rights violations' in Balochistan.   Befitting reply »

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