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The Nehru–Liaquat Pact

In April 1950, Nehru and Liaquat Ali Khan met in New Delhi, and signed a declaration that their governments would protect the interests of minorities in both their countries. Both governments would now be accountable to each other on the issue of the protection of rights of minorities; and the declaration set out a variety of infrastructural elements by which its requirements would be implemented. In its definitions, scope and flexibilities, the Pact was amongst the more accommodative pieces of writing in the history of the bilateral relationship, but what was particularly interesting about it was that it was also in the political interests of both governments to sign to it, even in the midst of what seemed like catastrophic developments leading to war.