Summary Indian Home minister Rajnath Singh once again alleged Pakistan of cross-border intervention
NEW DELHI (Dunya News) – India on Sunday denied Pakistan’s offer to supply various accessories in occupied Kashmir. Indian Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Vikas Swarup stated that negotiations regarding other matters shall be held with Pakistan before talks resume on Kashmir, reported Dunya News.
Swarup tweeted that talks with Pakistan shall resume once it investigates the attacks in Mumbai and Pathankot. Swarup also demanded that Pakistan should quit backing the Hurriyet leaders in Kashmir.
On the other hand, Indian Minister of Home Affairs Rajnath Singh once again accused Pakistan of cross-border intervention. The allegations were being leveled by India at a time when Pakistan has invited its neighbour to resume dialogue.
