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Rejecting an invitation by Pakistan's Foreign Secretary to hold talks on Jammu and Kashmir, India has said Foreign Secretary Jaishankar is willing to travel to Islamabad, but only to discuss cross-border terrorism.
In a letter that was handed over to the Pakistani foreign office by Indian High Commissioner Gautam Bambawale today, sources said India has conveyed that "since aspects related to cross-border terrorism are central to the current situation in J&K, we have proposed that discussions between the Foreign Secretaries be focused on them."
Sources said the letter also states that the "government of India rejects in their entirety the self-serving allegations regarding the situation in J&K, which is an integral part of India where Pakistan has no locus standi."
India Turns Down Pak Offer, Says Let's Talk Terror Not Kashmir: Sources
In a letter that was handed over to the Pakistani foreign office by Indian High Commissioner Gautam Bambawale today, sources said India has conveyed that "since aspects related to cross-border terrorism are central to the current situation in J&K, we have proposed that discussions between the Foreign Secretaries be focused on them."
Sources said the letter also states that the "government of India rejects in their entirety the self-serving allegations regarding the situation in J&K, which is an integral part of India where Pakistan has no locus standi."
India Turns Down Pak Offer, Says Let's Talk Terror Not Kashmir: Sources
