India and pakistan

Again at the end of the day Pakistan is Blaming India that "We think India is not ready to resolve all the issues involved in between wit us".  They have also said that our dialogues round on Kashmir issue. For them India have no issues they think that India have to understand them for terrorism . 
But I say why every time only India have to think why not them every time they create situation like war for us with them and even though India have never crossed line of Control. 

Always the Pakistanis are seen crossing LOC . Why ? Is LOC is for India only ? Is it not for Pakistan?

LOC is made for both countries but for them they think that they can do anything and India will just sit and to talks with them try to create peaceful environment with them.

Reports from different sources of media says that After insulting India Pakistan Prime minister Yousuf Raza Gilani stepped in to lower the decibel. 
Prime minister Gilani said he favoured “continuation of dialogue” with India to discuss ‘all outstanding issues’. India has expressed its displeasure at the high-pitch rhetoric. Overtures of “continuation of dialogue” notwithstanding, New Delhi has maintained that the Pakistani foreign minister’s remarks have not “contributed to a positive atmosphere” and “could have been avoided”.

Stepping in to defuse the situation arising during the joint press conference between Qureshi and his Indian counterpart SM Krishna, Pakistan’s prime minister said he believed that India remained committed to the talks. Prime minister Gilani, however, left enough space to accommodate Mr Qureshi’s claim about India’s intentions. “We want dialogues, they (India) too want dialogues, so when there will be talks then we will discuss all issues. At this point I can-not say something in the air. They (India) had told us that they want to talk on all issues and I am sure that Indian prime minister is an honourable man and he will fulfill all his commitments,” said prime minister Gilani.
Pakistan’s foreign minister also toned down his comments.

Mr Qureshi said Pakistan was very serious about normalising bilateral ties. “We are very serious about normalising our relations with India. We agreed to embark on a sustained dialogue process. The decision to continue the talks is a good augury,” said Mr Qureshi.  

Emphasising that normal relation between Pakistan and India will have far-reaching salutary effects for South Asia and beyond, Mr Qureshi said, “Pakistan will do its utmost to make this happen”. Despite the acrimonious comments, India doesn’t think the talks collapsed, even though New Delhi had hoped for a “more positive outcome”.  SEE THIS IS INDIA