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We won’t seek advantage, says Pak army
ISLAMABAD. Pakistan May 22 : The Pakistan army said Wednesday n would not seek military advantage as India re covers from the shocking assassination of Its former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, reports
| AP
A stunned Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif said he would at tend funeral services for Gandhi. who was assassinaled
I by a bomb while campaigning I In southern India
"We are saddened by the I passing away, under such I tragic circumstances, of an I Important and distinguished I political leader of our region.‘ I Sharif said in a statement re I leased early Wednesday by Pak I Istan s state-run news agency.
Gandhi. 46. was killed late I Tuesday when a bomb ripped I through a rally site in the town I of Srlperambudur In the I southern Indian state of Tamil
Nadu
Within hours of Gandhi s I death, the Indian security I force along its troubled border I with Pakistan was ordered to I increase its vigil, apparently as I a precaution and warning to I India's hostilities. But a Pak I Iatan army spokesman said. I "Pakistan would never be ad-I venturesome in this or any I other situation. There is I enough trouble on the border I as It Is."
The official, who cannot be I identified under normal brief I Ing rules, said Pakistan had I also ordered Its troops on alert I after President Gen. Moham-I mad Zla-ul Haq was killed tn a I mysterious plane crash tn I 1988
"After our tragedy of Aug 17 wc did a similar thing. We arc not seeing too much into this thing. We ark not expecting any trouble on account of this." he said.
Traditionally uneasy neighbours. Pakistan and India have three times gone to war since 1947 when the subcontinent was divided between mostly Hindu India and predominantly Muslim Pakistan.
In 1948 and again in 1965 they fought over the disputed Himalayan state of Kashmir, and In 1971 over Bangladesh, then East Pakistan.
But during Gandhi a 1M4 89 term as Prime Minister of the world's largest democracy the two countries edged a lit tie cloaer together
Relations plummeted In January 1990 when India launched a military cra> kdown on Muslim militant, wa«ng a bloody secessionist movement
tn Jammu Kastuatr. the only majority Moshm Indian state
fomenting trouble In Kaatunir. which was divided be I ween the two nations at the time of partition Pakistan dentes the charge and wants a UnMed Nations monitored plebiscite » decide the region s fate