India urges Pakistan to end support for cross-border terrorism
India’s Ministry of External Affairs says Pakistan must take credible and irreversible steps to abandon support for cross-border terrorism, The Hindu reports. The position follows the Pahalgam attack last year. The supplied material does not detail any new measures or response from Islamabad.
India has said Pakistan must act against cross-border terrorism before the international community accepts its assurances, according to The Hindu. The Ministry of External Affairs said Islamabad should credibly and irrevocably abandon its support for cross-border terrorism. The statement reflects India’s position after the Pahalgam attack last year.
The supplied material did not provide details of the attack, identify the groups or individuals involved, or specify the steps India wants Pakistan to take beyond ending support for cross-border terrorism. It also did not include a response from the Pakistani government. No information was provided about diplomatic measures, negotiations or other actions connected to India’s demand.
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