Impossible to normalise ties if Pak doesn't stop infiltration: Omar

October 09, 2013 12:34

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today said it was impossible for India to normalise its relationship with Pakistan till the neighbouring country does not stop infiltrations and ceasefire violations.

He also said that calling the operation against holed up militants in Keran sector as "Kargil Part 2" was mere hype.

"At least, it is through talks that Prime Minister (Manmohan Singh) talked to (Pakistan Prime Minister) Nawaz Sharif in clear terms in New York and he said the situation should not remain as such and infiltration and ceasefire violations should stop," he said.

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