ISI and AJIT DOVAL MEETING IN UAE SECREATLY

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Pakistan's Army boss General Qamar Javed Bajwa said they met, which brought about the February 25 joint articulation, by which the two militaries consented to hold fast to the 2003 truce understanding 

The new defrost in India-Pakistan relationship is guided in terms of professional career and financial aspects as opposed to Kashmir and illegal intimidation, sources cited Pakistan's Army boss General Qamar Javed Bajwa saying to a gathering of nearly 20 top writers at an authority 'iftar' party on April 23. 

In spite of the fact that the discussion between General Bajwa and the Pakistani columnists was in private, subtleties have now begun to arise. General Bajwa should have affirmed that India's National Security Adviser (NSA) Ajit Doval and Pakistan's Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) boss Lt. Gen Faiz Hameed had one mystery meeting in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in December a year ago, which was trailed by the February 25 joint proclamation from the militaries of the two neighbors consenting to severe adherence to the 2003 truce understanding, The Indian Express has affirmed. 

On for what reason was the gathering held in UAE, Bajwa said it was fundamentally a direct result of the pandemic and precluded UAE's intercession in the discussions. The 'iftar' party was not gone to by ISI boss Hameed, however top Army and insight authorities were available. 

Bajwa said the December 2020 gathering occurred after India alluded to continuing talks between the two countries. The Pakistan Army General said that the two India and Pakistan concurred that instead of "Kashmir first" or "psychological warfare first", all issues would be tended to simultaneously, including exchange. 

When asked by writers for what valid reason Pakistan did a U-turn on exchange cotton and sugar with India, with Prime Minister Imran Khan raising the Kashmir issue indeed, Bajwa said the political authority may have its reasons, however enduring harmony is conceivable just with exchange and trade. He gave the case of European Union (EU) and The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). 

Bajwa said that Pakistan needs reclamation of full statehood for Kashmir with no adjustment of the segment equilibrium of the area. Bajwa said India has guaranteed Pakistan on the two tallies. Subsequently, he said the application or repeal of Article 370 in Kashmir has no effect for Pakistan.