Pakistan, July 11 -- KUALA LUMPUR - Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar said India itself requested a ceasefire, but its political leadership is still unable to accept it. He spoke to the Pakistani community in Malaysia's capital.

Dar mentioned that four days after the Pulwama attack, Pakistan's Prime Minister offered to investigate the incident, but India has not responded yet. He added that India never named Pakistan in the attack but took many actions against Pakistan.

He said Pakistan responded in kind when India expelled Pakistani diplomats and canceled visas for Pakistani citizens. Pakistan also canceled visas for Indian visitors, except Sikh pilgrims. Furthermore, when India suspended the Indus Waters Treaty, Pakistan closed its airs...