"The decisive electoral verdict in Pakistan is bound to yield rich dividends for both the countries. We hope that the Indo-Pak peace process will gain pace again," PDP patron Mufti Mohammad Sayeed said.
Pakistan's PM-designate Nawaz Sharif has always been a supporter of improving ties with India, Sayeed said, making a particular reference of the historic Lahore bus service started during Sharif' tenure in 1999.
Strengthening of democracy in Pakistan has provided an opportunity to take some "bold initiatives" towards finding the resolution of all issues including Kashmir, he observed.
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