<p>A day after India and Pakistan agreed to resume cricketing ties, snapped post 2008 Mumbai terror attack, BJP MP and former home secretary R K Singh opposed de-hyphenating sports from terrorism.<br /><br /></p>.<p>“..A nation responsible for terrorist attacks shouldn’t be played cricket with,” the Lok Sabha MP from Bihar said.<br /><br />Though the Modi government has not opened up with Pakistan, primarily because of Islamabad’s inability to rein in militants, it has delinked diplomacy from sports.<br /></p>
<p>A day after India and Pakistan agreed to resume cricketing ties, snapped post 2008 Mumbai terror attack, BJP MP and former home secretary R K Singh opposed de-hyphenating sports from terrorism.<br /><br /></p>.<p>“..A nation responsible for terrorist attacks shouldn’t be played cricket with,” the Lok Sabha MP from Bihar said.<br /><br />Though the Modi government has not opened up with Pakistan, primarily because of Islamabad’s inability to rein in militants, it has delinked diplomacy from sports.<br /></p>
