New Delhi: Congress on Monday asked Pakistan to come clean whether they intend to maintain friendship with India in the wake of revelations of a retired Pakistani General that Army regulars took part in the 1999 Kargil conflict.
"Now Pakistan needs to come forward and should prove that it really wants friendship with us. We want friendship with all countries including Pakistan but that should not be construed as our weakness," party spokesperson Rashid Alvi told reporters at an AICC briefing.
Debunking Pakistan`s claims about Kargil conflict, Lt Gen (retd) Shahid Aziz, who was then heading ISI`s analysis wing, has said that there were no `mujahideen` but only regular soldiers who took a part in the "meaningless" 1999 war whose whole truth is yet to be known.
The officer also accused the then Pakistan Army chief general Pervez Musharraf of "cover up".
Reacting to it, Alvi said that "everyday a new face of Pakistan is exposed to us. At the time of Kargil war, Pakistan had said that `mujahideen` carried out it but now it has come to fore that Pakistani Army was involved into it."
PTI
