Foreign Ministry spokesman Randhir Jiswal on Thursday reiterated India’s stand on bilateral discussions with Pakistan, stating that the only area for discussion between the two countries is handing over Pakistan militants and vacating the illegal occupied area of Jammu and Kashmir.
“… As far as our engagement with Pakistan is concerned, our stand is clear. Any engagement should be bilateral. We want to reiterate that terrorism and talks cannot go together. They need to be handed over to India, the terrorists, whose records and the list presented them a few years ago,” Mia Spocopspason Plated Jival said that her friendly media turns.
“The conversation on J&K will only be held when the POK is vacant and when Pakistan hands over to the region for us. As far as the Indus Water Treaty is concerned, it will remain until Pakistan reliably and irreversible supports its support to cross terrorism. Said.
Earlier on May 12, in his address in the country, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, “The way the Pakistani Army, Pakistan is encouraging terrorism, it will one day destroy Pakistan. If Pakistan wants to survive, it is not together.
“Today, I would also like to tell the global community that our announced policy has been: If there is talks with Pakistan, it will only be on terrorism; and if there is talks with Pakistan, it will only be on Pakistan -occupied Kashmir (POK).
India has taken several diplomatic steps against Pakistan in response to the initiative attack. This includes the Indus Water Treaty that is included in Abhay. (AI)
