British Prime Minister David Cameron ended his India visit just the way he began: on a candid note. He told Pakistan “clearly and plainly” that it needs to crack down on and eliminate terrorist groups which target not just India but also Afghanistan, the streets of London and elsewhere — remarks highlighting the threat posed by terrorism
from Pakistan. He said he would discuss this “frankly, clearly and openly” with Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari in London next week.
He went on to amplify his Bengaluru remarks Wednesday when he ticked off Islamabad for promoting the “export of terror” in Afghanistan and other countries.