India Welcomes US Suspension Of Aid To Pakistan

India Monday against the U.S. decision to suspend abut $ 800 million in military aid to Pakistan, but also stressed its commitment to normalize relations with neighboring countries, he continued dialogue with just a few months ago.

"As to the special circumstances of India and Pakistan, and how India has consistently taken the view that it is not recommended that this area was heavily armed by the United States to disrupt the balance in the region, to the extent that India wants this step," Secretary of State SM Krishna said reporters.

The decision is seen here to prove India's stand that he has repeatedly expressed fears that the aid was granted U.S. and other Western countries, Pakistan has used the last of its military infrastructure to support targeted to New Delhi.

Help withheld more than a third $ 2 billion a year, the U.S. security assistance to Pakistan. This includes approximately $ 300 million to cover the implementation of more than 100,000 Pakistani troops along the border with Afghanistan, as well as military aid and training, New York Times.

The same breath, India, but underlined its commitment to normalize relations with Pakistan, fell to its lowest level since Nov 26 to 29, 2008 terrorist attacks perpetrated in Mumbai 10 Pakistani nationals.

"At the same time the United States consider the fact that we are working very dedicated way to normalize relations with Pakistan in its efforts to reduce the deficit, and trust," he said.

Krishna said that he waited for his Pakistani counterpart to visit India at the end of this month to the dialogue process. Foreign Ministers of India and Pakistan are expected to hold talks about his July 26 to 27 carry the dialogue process, which was reopened in February after a break of two years after the terrorist attack in Mumbai.

Krishna Monday condemned the suicide attack in Pakistan. "If there is an attack by terrorists or terrorist-oriented organizations, condemn the few trials to India. India condemns terrorist attack in the world," he said.

At least six people including three policemen, were killed and 19 wounded in suicide blast Monday in Pakistan's turbulent political gathering Northwest region.