Stop exporting terrorismc

World knows the terrorism is the worst enemy of the civilisation and suffers the menace continuously. The worst part of the menace is that the lands from where the terrorist activities have been emanating, suffers more intensity than the other parts of the world.
Our neighbour, Pakistan has been in similar dilemma as it continuously supports the terror activities despite it being facing its painful consequences on its own ground. It draws sadistic pleasure in giving thousands cuts on the body of India while denying its blatant role in pursuing it decades old policy.
India has of late conveyed to Pakistan to end export of terror for facilitating opening of the process of dialogue. India has told Pakistan talks and terror cannot coexist.
India has said the onus was on Pakistan to create conducive conditions for talks by taking steps such as action against “terrorists and terror infrastructure operating from its soil.”
New Delhi reiterated India's stand that talks and terror cannot go together and said this was one of the reasons why the scheduled meeting in New York between the foreign ministers of India and Pakistan was cancelled.
Barely 24 hours after agreeing to the engagement, the government had called off the meeting last month, citing the killings of three policemen in Jammu and Kashmir and Islamabad releasing postage stamps “glorifying” Kashmiri militant Burhan Wani.
Asked if there was any message or signal from the Pakistani side for talks, there has been no further progress in this session. New Delhi will motivate Pakistan to end export of terror which could create conducive atmosphere for bilateral talks. We hope that a new and good sense will prevail upon Pakistan to realise the futility of spreading spirit of Islamic terrorism.