Pakistan urges India to avoid leveling allegations

IndiaPakistan urges India to avoid leveling allegations

NEW DELHI: Pakistan’s High Commissioner to India Salman Bashir on Friday urged India to create conducive environment to restore dialogue and avoid leveling allegations against Pakistan.

Talking to media representatives in New Delhi on Friday, the Pakistani envoy said that the Indian Defence Minister has leveled baseless allegations against Pakistan Army which are nor acceptable.

The envoy said that Pakistani forces have demonstrated patience and tolerance over their unprovoked firing on Pakistani side.

Bashir said that a meeting between Indian External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid and Sartaj Aziz will be held in New Delhi this month in which issue of Indian firing besides other issues will come under discussion.

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