New Delhi: India on Thursday eliminated Pakistan’s call to continue the SAARC summit process which said there was no “material change” in the situation because the peak was blocked in 2016 due to the attack of the terror uri.
The government also slams Islamabad to support cross-border terrorism.
“We have seen media reports regarding Pakistani Foreign Minister’s comments about Saarc Summit.
You know the background Why Saarc Summit has not been held since 2014.
There is no material change in the situation.
Therefore, there is still no consensus that allows holding summit, “said MEA spokesman Arindam Bagchi.
The official responded to the question of repeating the Foreign Minister Pakistan Shah Mahmood Qureshi from the invitation to the 19th SAARC Summit.
QureShi called India to participate virtually if he did not want to attend the Summit in Islamabad.
Asked about the comments of Pakistan PM Imran Khan earlier this week on this day called the day of determining the fate of Kashmir, the official said these comments came from leaders who openly promoted cross-border terrorism.
“The Union J & K area is an integral part of India.
Pakistan is also a country that protects Osama bin Laden.
Note about human rights is known all over the world,” the official said.
In return for another question, the official confirmed that India was still in touch with Pakistan to complete the modalities to transport wheat to Afghanistan through land routes.
“We are committed to supplying life savings drugs together with 50,000 metric tons of wheat as humanitarian aid for Afghanistan.
In this case, we are in talks with the Pakistani authorities in modalities for wheat delivery,” Bagchi said.