“Baat Me Kya Harz Hai…”, Ex-R&AW Chief Amarjit Singh Dulat backs India-Pakistan dialogue

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New Delhi, April 19, 2025 (ANI): On India and Pakistan's relation, Former R&AW Chief Amarjit Singh Dulat said, “It is my opinion that India and Pakistan should sit and talk. When there are talks and discussions, things will come out and will be solved...There should be no problem in holding talks.”

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00:00I was saying that Pakistan's very important to me.

00:04Whether we do or not, we have a path.

00:09Why do we need to move forward?

00:13Why do you want to know that Pakistan and India relationship is?

00:18You understand that the Pakistan relationship can make a sense of the forces of the United States.

00:25You understand that the results of the Pakistan relationship?

00:28This is why I should talk about this.

00:36What can happen from the talk?

00:39Because you have a lot of knowledge.

00:44What can happen if you have a conversation?

00:49If you have a conversation, then you will be out.

00:53If there is a conversation, then there will be a conversation.

00:59It will be good.

01:01This is our relationship with Pakistan.

01:05This is not going to end with guns or guns.

01:09What can happen in the conversation?

01:13I told you something to give or take something.

01:16Do you have a conversation with me?

01:19Why are you doing it?

01:21It is not going to end with guns.

01:27It is not going to end with guns.

01:29It is not going to end with guns.

01:31It is not going to end with guns.

01:33It is not going to end with guns.

01:37I am not going to end with guns.

01:39I am not going to end with guns.

01:41I am not going to end with guns.

01:43I will not be able to do this.

01:45This is my government.

01:47If you are asking me.

01:49Yes sir.

01:51Back to the book.

01:53In the book you have written a lot of things.

01:55How Hafiz Sahid has said,

01:57how did you say that

01:59how did you say that

02:01how did you say that

02:03he was a rascal,

02:05who has been with Kashmir.

02:07What was your name?

02:09How Hafiz Sahid

02:11didn't talk about it.

02:13He talked about it.

02:15He talked about it,

02:17which was Kashmir.

02:19He didn't want to leave it.

02:21But when the government

02:23decided to leave it,

02:25they would leave it.

02:29One question.

02:31Because the book reveal has been

02:33unveiled.

02:35If you talk about Omar Abdullah,

02:37he is still angry.

02:39which was not the same thing.

02:41He will not write it.

02:43He'll write it wrong.

02:45He will write it wrong.

02:47Umar Sahib.

02:49Umar Sahib said,

02:51how is wrong?

02:53Three seventy of observations

02:55you know,

02:56it's controversy.

02:57I didn't say anything.

02:59I said nothing.

03:00I didn't say anything about it, I didn't say anything about it, I didn't say anything about it.

03:06If Mr. Umar is upset, please talk about it.

03:11If you don't want to talk about it, then it's okay.

03:15I mean, I trust them, whatever they say is okay.

03:19Sir, I'm sorry to repeat the question, but Mr. Umar has said that this is your habit to sell your book.

03:27It's all about stuff.

03:30It's all about money, right?

03:32What he said, not me.

03:33It's possible.

03:35I'll write someone else.

03:38I'll write a love story next.

03:42Who will this love story?

03:45Who will this love story?

03:46It's possible. It's a love story, right?

03:49It's possible.

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