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Terrorists trying to disrupt efforts to bring peace between India, Pak: Sharif

He said that New Delhi should not allow people, who are unhappy with India and Pakistan’s efforts to normalise ties, to dictate terms.

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The Polit Bureau further observed there was “sufficient” intelligence about the impending attack and an alert had been sounded, “yet the terrorist group could enter the base premises”.

As the Indian Army’s anti-terror operation in Pathankot continued for a third night on Monday, India, undeterred by the attack, plans to hold the Foreign Secretary (FS)-level talks with Pakistan in Islamabad on January 15.

Speaking in Radio Pakistan’s Current Affairs’ program, he said, “We are expecting a positive attitude from Indian side after the Pathankot incident. He should have taken opposition parties into confidence before taking such a step”, Congress leader Pramod Tiwari said when asked about Nawaz Sharif calling up Prime Minister Modi to give assurance that they would act against those responsible for Pathankot attack.

“We urge all the countries in the region to work together to disrupt and dismantle terrorist networks and to bring to justice the perpetrators of this particular attack”.

Attacking Prime Minister Narendra Modi for making an unscheduled visit to Pkaistan to meet his Pakistan counterpart Nawaz Sharif, the Congress Party on Wednesday said that the former trusts “those on the other side of the border” more than his ministers. “They’ve said themselves and our expectation is that they’ll live up to that pledge”, he said.

While talking to media the Indian Minister said the six militants involved in the attack have been killed.

“Living in the same region and with a common history, the two countries should remain committed to a sustained dialogue process”, it said, adding, “The challenge of terrorism calls for strengthening our resolve to a cooperative approach”.

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Kirby said the U.S. is encouraged by the government of Pakistan condemning this attack, and the statement that they have made about not discriminating among groups. “If Pakistan wants to improve relations with India, they should immediately hand over Jaish-e-Mohammed’s Maulana Masood Azhar to India”, it said. “Prime Minister appreciated the maturity proven by the Government of India in its statements”, the assertion stated.

Indian Foreign Secretary Subrahmanyam Jaishankar