India says border disputes only with China, Pakistan

However, continued support by Pakistan to terrorism directed at us from the territory under Pakistan’s control has prevented creation of necessary environment. “Pakistan has always emphasised the need for a sustained and result oriented dialogue to discuss all issues, resolve outstanding disputes including Kashmir and promote bilateral cooperation with India”, he said.

“The brief unscheduled meeting between the two Prime Ministers in Paris was air by the media as it was taking place”.

Foreign Office Spokesman said two day Heart of Asia Conference will begin in Islamabad from Tuesday and theme of the Conference is “Istanbul Process – enhanced cooperation in countering security threat and promoting connectivity in the heart of Asia”. However, confirmation of the Afghan Presidents visit to Pakistan was still awaited.

Pakistan invited the Foreign Ministers of different countries including India for the meeting to be held next week.

About reports of tracking down an alleged Pakistani spy by Indian authorities, he said Indian authorities had not approached Pakistan in this regard, adding we reject allegations against the High Commission and our premier intelligence agency.

Khalilullah said that foreign ministers of China, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Iran and Afghanistan have confirmed participation in the Heart of Asia conference here next week.

The foreign office spokesman said that agenda of the Heart of Asia Conference is aimed at cementing regional ties. He said countering terrorism and alleviating poverty will also be the other main topics of the conference. He said there was no footprint of this terrorist organisation in Pakistan. He said Pakistan is committed to root out terrorism from the country and in this connection operation Zarb-e-Azb is going on successfully. He also sympathised with the bereaved families.

In reply to a question regarding the remarks of the Indian ambassador to Afghanistan about Pakistani Prime Ministers Nawaz Sharif statement on Afghanistan, the spokesman said that it is against diplomatic norms for an ambassador to try to undermine relations of his host country with a third country. “Modi is doing whatever he can to ensure that there is peace in the country and to bring good days for it and is touring and flying on a massive scale for the same”, it said, adding that “now nobody has to leave the country on the pretext that there is an atmosphere of intolerance”. He said there were about 2,300 waiting deportation in various detention centres in Saudi Arabia.