Navy chief levels serious charge against Pak ship

June 24, 2011 13:14

Their foreign secretaries may be talking in Islamabad even as we post this, the Pakistan foreign minister may have announced a visit to India next month, but not everything between the two nations is hunky-dory as the governments would like us to believe.

Striking a discordant note is the Indian Naval Chief Nirmal Verma, who on Friday said the Pakistan naval ship Babur damaged the helicopter net of the Indian warship INS Godavari, in the incident that happened on the high seas recently. Only last weekend the two nations indulged in verbal exchanges, each blaming the other for the serious incident on the Arabian Sea.

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