Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday said that India wants to maintain good relations with Pakistan but the neighbouring country is making things difficult.
"We want to maintain good relations with our neighbour (Pakistan) but they don't stop doing mischief. We have given a strong message to the world that India can kill its enemies not only on this side, but on that side of the border as well," Singh said here.
The Home Minister's statement comes at a time situation at the border along Jammu and Kashmir is tensed.
Sunday is the fourth consecutive day of shelling by the Pakistan Rangers in civilian areas and border outposts (BoPs).
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