Indian Prime Minsiter Narendra Modi started his diplomatic drive to isolate Pakistan at the BRICS summit where all major stakeholders including Brazil, Russia, China and South Africa and others attended the summit. Tension between the nuclear-armed neighbours has escalated since a Sept. 18 attack on an army base in held Kashmir, near the disputed frontier with Pakistan, killed 19 Indian soldiers in the worst such assault in 14 years. India later said it had carried out retaliatory “surgical strikes” across the de facto border that inflicted significant casualties. Pakistan denied any role in the attack on the Uri army base, and said the Indian operation had not even happened, dismissing it as typical cross-border firing. “In our own region, terrorism poses a grave threat to peace, security and development,” Modi said in his remarks to BRICS leaders who met at a resort hotel in the western state of Goa. Modi’s posturing overshadowed the gathering of leaders of...
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