Pakistan denies India's 'infiltration' charge

Home>>World

Last updated at: (Beijing Time) Tuesday, November 04, 2003

Pakistan denies India's 'infiltration' charge

Pakistan Monday strongly rejected India's accusation of Pakistan's "cross border infiltration" and urged New Delhi to dismantle its "infrastructure of state terrorism" in Indian-controlled Kashmir.

DISCUSSION

CHINESE

SEND TO FRIEND

Pakistan Monday strongly rejected India's accusation of Pakistan's "cross border infiltration" and urged New Delhi to dismantle its "infrastructure of state terrorism" in Indian-controlled Kashmir.

Commenting on Indian Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee's recent statement that there could be no talks with Pakistan until and unless there is an end to the "cross Line of Control (LoC) infiltration," Pakistan's Foreign Office spokesman Masood Khan said at a weekly news conference that in the past five to six months, India has intensified "the terrorism" against civilians inIndian-controlled Kashmir.

He said Pakistan on its part would continue to stress for the resumption of dialogue with India. He hoped that India would reconsider its rejection of the offer by Pakistan that Kashmiris on both sides should travel under the United Nation's documents and the UN monitored checkpoints.

Commenting on reports from India that Pakistan is delaying resumption of talks on restoration of air links, the spokesman said Pakistan is not delaying talks and the slow pace is due to New Delhi.

Questions?Comments? Click here

Pakistan to give constructive respond to India's proposals: spokesman

Pakistan accepts most of India's 12-point proposals

Advani says Pakistan's response to peace initiative disappointing

Is English invading Chinese culture? ( 20 Messages)

Chinese fleet visit heart of US forces in the Pacific ( 15 Messages)

Global survey: Chinese women sexiest ( 56 Messages)

Economist: China has no need to worry about possible trade deficits ( 3 Messages)

Japanese students, teacher make apology in Xi'an ( 17 Messages)

China expects to see trade deficit in near future: official ( 9 Messages)