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Indo-U.S. dialogue

Sir, — It is not an exaggeration to say that C. Raja Mohan took the veil off the ground realities in his audacious article `Indo-U.S. dialogue on Pakistan' ( April 10 ). The incompetency and lack of diplomacy of our extrovert politicians are clearly visible. I am depressed to think that their actions rely on what the U.S. thinks, when the U.S. President has been proved to be incapable of keeping his word and looks to be more dangerous than a dictator.

Krishna Kumar Baipai,

New Delhi

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