India demand Pakistan to hand over Mr.Dawood

[diwana]

Re: India demand Pakistan to hand over Mr.Dawood

@Samir_Mirchandani

diwana, I will really try to take you seriously since you insist. (not insulting you, just that when you dismiss Forbes and Frost Sullivan data as ‘something written in internet’, it is very difficult to take you seriously). May be you are very young, may be you haven’t had any real exposure to the world…

If you don’t understand data, let me give you a way to intuit to that understanding. You know that there is a very large number of doctors and businessmen of Indian origin in the US and certain other parts of the west? Over the past decade many of these people have created facilities in India that cater to foreign patients. The numbers are quite high.

There are a number of Pakistani origin doctors as well abroad - and I am sure they’d have loved to do the same in Pakistan as well - unfortunately the level violence in Pakistan has ruled out that market.

There are a couple of roads in Bombay near certain hospitals where you will find relatives of long term arab patients conducting day to day strolls, buying supplies etc!

Let me make one more attempt to make it clear what I already said:

There no rich Arabs in large number flocking India for medical treatment. The discussion was about those Arabs who could afford Indians for their work.

Like I said earlier, only plausible and legit reason for someone to go abroad and a place like India would be to save money on treatment.

Rich Arabs do not have to do that.

You can keep boasting on the source from an article written by someone named Reenita Das, it does not prove people are going to India or any other country for healthcare for the ‘skill’ or ‘expertise’ ONLY found in India.

Lots of Pakistani experts have gone back to Pakistan and already providing service to not only local Pakistanis but foreigners as well.

Pakistanis do not employ people like Reenita Das to write on Forbes. You just have to be able to find the names of Physicians on staff on several Pakistani medical institutes, if you can.

And that is where a significant difference lies.

@Arleitter

Lolzzz..**Have you been to any hospital in Bangalore?**You will come to know how misunderstood you are!!!

Even Liberia has skill but it is the expertise and facilities that make the difference.India has it in abundance.

Why would I need that?

What will that prove?

I know a large number of Indian population still is far behind in getting even simple and basic healthcare, and all you and Samir are boasting on the business aspect of healthcare. A very shameful act.

Now you two can keep scratching each other’s back.