Pakistan, May 21 -- India's Pakistan policy has always carried two scripts. One is written for the world, full of restraint, dialogue and civilisational memory. The other is written for domestic consumption, where Pakistan is reduced to a permanent villain and every crisis is converted into a test of nationalist muscle. This has shown both scripts at work again. An Indian army chief speaks of Pakistan choosing between geography and history. Standing on the other end of the spectrum, the general secretary of the ruling BJP's parent organisation, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, says the doors to dialogue should remain open. Meanwhile, former Indian army chief Gen Manoj Naravane has publicly backed the idea of preserving communication chann...