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“Talk to enemies to make peace”: Former R&AW Chief AS Dulat advocates dialogue with Pakistan amid official freeze
Underlining that Pakistan remains deeply involved in terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir, the former intelligence chief emphasised that avoiding conversation is a counterproductive diplomatic strategy.
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