Pak seems to be testing our patience

Congress leader Rashid Alvi said Pakistan seemed to testing India's patience with incidents like the killing of Indian soldiers in Poonch. "We want good relations with Pakistan but such incidents keep happening. This raises serious doubts about Pakistan's intentions. It appears that Pakistan is testing our patience," Alvi said.




Reacting to the ceasefire violation by Pakistan, senior Bharatiya Janata Party leader Arun Jaitley said the Indian government should now deal with Pakistan cautiously. "Indian Government should now deal with Pakistan very cautiously, red lines should be drawn," Jaitley said.Meanwhile Pakistan High Commissioner Salman Bashir has reached the Ministry of External Affairs and was meeting Foreign Secretary Ranjan Mathai. India will register a strong protest against the killing of two Indian soldiers - Lance Naik Hemraj and Lance Naik Sudhakar Singh - by Pakistani troops.

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