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24th October, 2010

Pakistan has made unusual arrangements for the security of these weapons after global concerns: General V.K Singh.—File photo

ISLAMABAD: Indian Army Chief General V.K Singh said that the nuclear assets of Pakistan are secured properly and there are no threats to the nuclear weapons, a private news channel reported Sunday.

After a controversial statement few days ago, the Indian Army Chief has gone the other way round by declaring the nukes of Pakistan safe and without any threats.

He said that a lot of concerns prevail all around the world regarding their safety and security but the concerns lack substance.

General Singh said that Pakistan has made unusual arrangements for the security of these weapons after global concerns.

Earlier General Singh had said that Pakistan is a threat to India’s security.—APP

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