Chidambaram issues strong warning to Pakistan
1 Nov 2009, 1418 Hrs

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Madurai, Nov1 Addressing a public function in Madurai, nion Home Minister, P.Chidamabaram today issued a strict warning o Pakistan that any further attack on the Indian soil will be trongly retaliated.

Chidambaram said he has been warning Pakistan not to play with ndia and that the Mumbai attacks should be the "last game."

"We have been gaining strength day by day to counter terrorism rom across the border. I have been warning Pakistan not to play ames with us. (I have told them that) the last game should be he Mumbai attacks. Stop it there," said the Home Minister.

"If terrorists and militants from Pakistan try to carry out any ttack in India, they will not only be defeated but will be etaliated very strongly," added Chidambaram.

Chidambaram's warning came on a day when Pakistan's Prime inister, Yousuf Raza Gilani termed India's offer of talks as a ositive sign.

Paying tributes to Indira Gandhi during the course of his speech, hidambaram recalled her words of serving the nation till the ast drop of her blood flowing in her veins.

The Home Minister also highlighted the progressive schemes aunched by the Congress party- led UPA Government for the common eople.(ANI)

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