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Pakistan Rules Out Talks With India Over Kashmir

Ayaz Gul

   ISLAMABAD - Pakistan has ruled out talks with India until India
   reverses recent controversial actions in the disputed Kashmir
   territory. Pakistan also turned down India's overflight request for its
   prime minister's upcoming visit to the United States.

   Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan alleged while speaking to reporters
   Wednesday that "extremist nationalist Hindu racists" are currently in
   control of the government in India.

   "Only an extremist and not-normal mind would place Kashmir under curfew
   for 45 days," Khan said. "It is not a normal government, and until they
   lift the curfew in Kashmir and reverse the revocation of (Article) 370,
   there is no chance of talks with them," Khan said of India.
   

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