THE SARABJIT SINGH ISSUE

A CLAMOUR
[CLAMOUR : a vehementexpression   of desire or dissatisfaction]

A GRUNTED PERSON SARABJIT SINGH
[GRUNTED : to grumble, as in discontent. ]

DISASTER FOR INDIAN GOVT

INACCURATE THEORY OF HIS CRIME

A CONCERNED GOVT

A SPINE OF INDIAN GOVT
[SPINE : something, as a quality or trait, that constitutes a principal strength; resolution; stamina]

AN OUTCRY OF INDIAN GOVT
[OUTCRY : a strong and usually publicexpression   of protest, indignation, or the like.]

SARABJIT – BLATTER OF INDIAN GOVT
[BLATTER : to chatter volubly. ]

A WARFARE FOR BOTH THE COUNTRIES
[WARFARE : the process of military struggle between two nations or groups of nations; war. , conflict, especially when vicious and unrelenting, between competitors, political rivals, etc]

A SPIKE OF INDIAN GOVT
[SPIKE : to make ineffective, frustrate or thwart]

TO HONOR REVENGE

CONDEMNATION OF A GOVT
[CONDEMN : to express an unfavorable or adverse judgment on; indicate strong disapproval of; censure. ]

CONQUEST OF A HERO – TO INDIAN GOVT

THE ATTACK :---

SPICE OF A DEMON

A RAGE
[RAGE : a fit of violent anger]

UNSPOKEN GOVT IN A BILLATERAL AGGREMENT

IN A BUN OF INDIAN GOVT

A POLITE GESTURE NEEDED OF INDIAN GOVT

A FALLOUT OF INDIAN GOVT
[FALLOUT : an unexpected or incidental effect, outcome, or product, effects; results]

BRIDGE AWAY OF TWO COUNTRIES

THE CONSEQUENCE – A BROKEN ARMOUR

AN ANNULMENT OF INDIAN GOVT
[ANNULMENT : Psychoanalysis . a mental process bywhich   unpleasant or painful ideas are abolished from the mind.]