Why India-Pakistan bilatteral talks plunged?

On the agenda of talks, the nuclear power owned next door two neighbors India and Pakistan failed to reach to a point and the scheduled talk of foreign minister level meeting postponed. One side said talks should be held on all issues relating to the two countries. Other side said it should be limit only one issue how to curb the terrorism in and out of these two countries especially stopping terrorist infiltration in two countries. The curtain came down by Saturday night while the message came from two sides that no side is ready to move from their own stances. On Saturday, Pakistan’s Foreign affairs Adviser Sartaj Aziz said he would widen the areas of the talks and Indian Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj said it is impossible to widen the areas of the talks as terrorism is the only issue in these regions. Pakistan accused India for breaching discipline by opening fire on the international border line and India accused Pakistan is engaged to harboring the terrorists in its territories. He wished to meet the Kashmiri separatist Hurriyat leader during his visit, but Swaraj negated to do so that made Aziz imbalance in the way to talk. Shimla treaty Sushma said Pakistan’s decision to invite the Hurriyat leadership for a meeting is against the Shimla treaty that signed by the two sides during 1974. There is no probation to invite any third party to the bilateral talks. She set a time-schedule to give a clear assurance that Aziz will not include any other agenda than terrorism at the stipulated talk. Aziz gave the signal of denying the only one agenda Balochistan Pakistan accused India is interfering in Balochistan’s internal affairs. He claimed he has evidence in his hand to show the proof to India and the international community. The diplomats opined that before meeting bilateral talks, the two countries should restore trust as a first step towards normalization. The main agenda would be to reduce tensions amidst the two countries. Kashmir issue is an outstanding issue between the two sides. Once Bangladesh was the number one issue to two countries during the liberation war staged in 1971. Now is the Kashmir is the number one issue. Why does the India negate the issue? Pakistan, therefore, reiterates that the scheduled talks cannot be held on the basis of the preconditions set by India, the diplomats argued.