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'Decision on ceasefire after assessment'
By Our Special Correspondent
AHMEDABAD, FEB. 12 . The Union Home Minister, Mr. L. K. Advani,
said here today that India would soon take a ``considered
decision'' on whether to further extend the ceasefire offer in
Jammu and Kashmir beyond February 26.
Talking to presspersons here, Mr Advani, who was on a two-day
visit to some of the earthquake-hit areas in Gujarat, said while
India's peace initiatives had been welcomed by the people of
Kashmir and appreciated by world opinion, it apparently had not
pleased Pakistan and the militants backed by it.
India, he said, would take a decision about further extending the
ceasefire after ``right assessment'' of the prevailing situation.
In view of the continued attack by the Pakistan-backed militants
on the villages in Kashmir, Mr Advani said the government had
been taking initiatives to arm the ``village guards''.
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