All of them were excellent communicators. They enjoyed their stay in India. May they come again and again, more and more of them, and may they stay longer and know India better. However, many of them kept asking why India did not agree to talks with Pakistan. From one point of view, their question was legitimate.
Talks are better than fights.
But from another point of view, it is better not to have talks, than have talks that are doomed to fail. Such failures can only make for disappointment and heightened tensions. The Pakistani position is that Kashmiris are not happy in India and they must be given the choice to opt out. These are wholly irreconcilable and un-negotiable positions. Now, it is no doubt true that interest rates are high in India.