Islamabad:
Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has said that he is "disenchanted" with the way India handled the bilateral relations in the aftermath of the Mumbai terror attacks as he expected New Delhi to "behave much more maturely".
"I'm a little disenchanted with India. I expected the largest democracy in the world to behave much more maturely.
We are facing a threat on the eastern and western borders," Zardari said in an interview with Newsweek magazine.
"This new-age terror has created a phenomenon where a few people can take entire states to war. The fact that these people happen to belong to Pakistan or India or Bangladesh is immaterial. They are non-state actors, and states should behave like states," he said.