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A new direction for Pak: Should improve ties with India 

Terrorism is the greatest challenge before the new democratic government of Pakistan. Escalating prices of essential items, unemployment, corruption, anarchy remain a problem and cannot be underestimated. However, a new beginning for a better and peaceful life has been made. President Pervez Musharraf would be seen in a new role now. By announcing that the Army would be sent to the barracks in two weeks time, Pervez has made it clear that from nowonwards there would not be any interference by the Army in administration matters. Pak Army Chief, General Ashfaq Pervez Kiyani gave information about security issues in a meeting attended by allies of the Govt. The meeting centred on facing the challenges of terrorism, extremism and to decide strategy for economic development. Former Prime Minister and PMLN head, Nawaz Sharif and PPP joint president, Asif Ali Zardari were also present in the meeting. Meanwhile, former Pakistan Human Rights Minister, Ansar Burney is in India. His main objective is to collect proof regarding innocence of Sarabjeet facing death sentence in Pakistan. It is hoped that Burney's visit would help bring relief to the innocent Indians imprisoned in Pakistani jails. A new wave has started in Pakistan and this country would shape its new image in the coming days. But, it is necessary to maintain better relations with India and a good atmosphere in South Asia. Though, earlier President Pervez Musharraf too had given importance to the improvement of relations with India. It needs to be carried forward. There is need to maintain better relations on political and business level. Pakistani Prime Minister should visit India for strengthening bilateral relations. 

 
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