India hardens tone, says talks with Pak only after anti-terror action

Source: The Hindustan Times

New Delhi : India | 27 days ago

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But a dialogue with Pakistan was "realistically possible", she stressed, only after Pakistan dismantled the infrastructure of terrorism on its soil. Pakistan must fulfil its commitment not to allow its territory to be used for terror activities against India, she said. "There is no factual basis...

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