Pakistani and Indian forces’ contact, peace process starts after war and strife. Peace process starts following war and contestation, at the Director General Military Operations (DGMOs) of Pakistan and India contact on hotline, the first round of talking is complete, the parties agreed on immediate measures which included ceasefire to be maintained, the number of peoples deployed on the border and the front-line will be reduced and no firing will take place between the two forces It has been learned through reliable sources that DGMOs of Pakistan and India had formal talks on the Monday – Correspondent Jang. Both DGMOs talked about various provisions of the agreement that was made between parties on the 1oth of May to put a halt to hostilities and firing.
The dialogues took place on the hotline between DGMO Lieutenant General Rajiv Ghai from India and DGMO Major General Kashif Abdullah from Pakistan. This contact has also been confirmed by the top Pakistani officials. The DGMOs of both the sides agreed not to violate the agreement according to sources. The sources reveal that the talks on the hotline were to be held at 12 noon but instead the talks started at 5 pm. Reports have indicated that the time taken for the talks between the two DGMOs was about 50 minutes while both parties agreed to continue with the regular weekly contacts and deliberations.
