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'Naya Pakistan' should demonstrate 'nayi action' against terror groups: India

| @indiablooms | Mar 09, 2019, at 11:50 am

New Delhi, Mar 9 (IBNS): The foreign ministry on Saturday said that if Pakistan claims to be a ‘Naya Pakistan’ with a new line of thought, it should walk the talk by taking real action against terror groups.

"Pakistan has failed to take any credible action against the Jaish-e-Mohammed and other terror organisations operating from its soil," said ministry of external affairs spokesperson Raveesh Kumar on Saturday.

"If Pakistan claims to be a naya Pakistan (new Pakistan) with a nayi soch (new thinking), it should demonstrate naya action (new action) against terror groups operating from its soil," Kumar said.

This comes a day after Pakistan Prime Minister Imran khan said his government would not allow Pakistan's soil to be used for any kind of terror activities against any country.

Concerning the meeting with Pakistan on the Kartarpur issue, Kumar said India will attend the meeting in the interests of the Sikh community in India and this does not indicate resumption of bilateral talks.

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