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The Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has written back to the Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, saying that he was looking forward to start a new chapter in the bilateral relations in an atmosphere that is “free from confrontation and violence”.
Responding to Sharif’s letter of 2nd of June, Modi has said that “a relationship between India and Pakistan defined by peace, friendship and cooperation would unleash enormous opportunities for our youth, secure a more prosperous future for our people and accelerate progress across our region.” Modi further transferred his deepest condolences and adding that it was a “senseless and barbaric” attack. He further wrote that “I look forward therefore to working closely with you and your Government in an atmosphere free from confrontation and violence in order to chart a new course in our bilateral relations.” Modi also thanked Sharif for attending the oath ceremony. “Your presence and that of other leaders from our region not only added a special sheen to the event, but also a celebration of the strength of democracy in our region and a reflection of our collective hopes and shared destinies,” he wrote.
In the letter, Modi also wrote, “I also take this opportunity to condemn in the strongest terms the terrorists attack in Karachi and convey my deepest condolences for the loss of innocent lives in this senseless and barbaric attack.” He thanked for the letter which Sharif wrote on June and also for the gift of sari that Sharif send for his mother, saying it is “a gesture that she has deeply appreciated”.
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