<p>Even if a "leaf falls on the grass in Afghanistan," President Hamid Karzai points a finger towards Islamabad saying the "Pakistanis must have done it", Pakistan's Ambassador to the UN Abdullah Hussain Haroon told PTI here.<br /><br />"It does not work that way. I think India would be a good example for Karzai to follow in which he should realise that this accusatory game gets no where," he said.<br /><br />Haroon said a "massive change around" has come today in India-Pakistan relations as compared to the post-26/11 environment, adding that the two neighbours are beginning to see "things from each others' perspective" thanks to the dialogue process.<br /><br />"I wish President Karzai could take a leaf out of the Indian book, instead of being accusatory towards Pakistan," Haroon said. The Pakistani envoy said if India and his country are building ties, Afghanistan should "take a clue" and also be on the same track and "learn from India which has shown, in my mind, such enormous maturity".<br />"Let's talk to each other.... May be something good comes of it. That is what is happening between India and Pakistan. I think it is a proud moment for both countries," he said.<br /><br />Karzai had last week blamed Pakistani extremists for the attack on Shiite Muslims in Kabul that killed 58 people. Demanding justice from the government in Islamabad, Karzai had said his country would pursue the issue with Pakistan "very seriously".</p>
<p>Even if a "leaf falls on the grass in Afghanistan," President Hamid Karzai points a finger towards Islamabad saying the "Pakistanis must have done it", Pakistan's Ambassador to the UN Abdullah Hussain Haroon told PTI here.<br /><br />"It does not work that way. I think India would be a good example for Karzai to follow in which he should realise that this accusatory game gets no where," he said.<br /><br />Haroon said a "massive change around" has come today in India-Pakistan relations as compared to the post-26/11 environment, adding that the two neighbours are beginning to see "things from each others' perspective" thanks to the dialogue process.<br /><br />"I wish President Karzai could take a leaf out of the Indian book, instead of being accusatory towards Pakistan," Haroon said. The Pakistani envoy said if India and his country are building ties, Afghanistan should "take a clue" and also be on the same track and "learn from India which has shown, in my mind, such enormous maturity".<br />"Let's talk to each other.... May be something good comes of it. That is what is happening between India and Pakistan. I think it is a proud moment for both countries," he said.<br /><br />Karzai had last week blamed Pakistani extremists for the attack on Shiite Muslims in Kabul that killed 58 people. Demanding justice from the government in Islamabad, Karzai had said his country would pursue the issue with Pakistan "very seriously".</p>