After NSA-level talks fail, Congress attacks Modi sarkar

August 23, 2015 11:21

Criticising the ruling National Democratic Alliance regime over the collapse of the proposed National Security Advisor-level talks with Pakistan, former external affairs minister Salman Khurshid said that it has a great inclination of pulling rabbits out of hats.

Expressing his concern over the talks not taking place after so much hype post last month's discussions between the Indian and Pakistan prime ministers in Ufa, Russia, on the sidelines of the SCO Summit, Khurshid said that this was nothing but a case of constant flip flop by the Narendra Modi-led government that was almost always landing in a flop state on foreign policy since it came to power in May last year.

He said: "Flip flop, flip flop and finally flop, this is what our government has to show. The problem is, did you (Indian Government) not know that this would happen?"

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