ISLAMABAD: Indian
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Wednesday his country was willing to sort out
all unresolved disputes with Pakistan through two-sided conversation in an
atmosphere ‘free from terrorism and violence’.
According
to an announcement dispensed by India’s High Commission in Islamabad, Modi
extended ‘warm wishes’ for Nawaz’s good health and well-being as well as for
peace and progress for the people of Pakistan. “Greetings to the people of
Pakistan on their national day,” Modi said on his official Twitter account.
In
a message congratulating Nawaz Sharif on Pakistan Day, Modi stated India’s wish
to build good neighborly affairs with Pakistan.
The
greetings come at a time when the two neighbors are struggling to come close
after years of bitterness and accusation. The two nations agreed to start a complete
two-sided conversation in December last year but the process delayed after an
attack on the Pathankot airbase in Indian Punjab.
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