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Mr. Srivastava stated the official is properly suggested to prohibit his counsel to his institution and not to touch upon India’s home coverage.
India on Thursday rubbished the declare by Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan’s adviser on nationwide safety that New Delhi has sent a message to Islamabad indicating a desire for talks between the 2 nations.
“As regards the purported message, let me make it clear that no such message was sent from our side,” Spokesperson within the Ministry of External Affairs Anurag Srivastava stated.
He was replying to questions at a media briefing on remarks by Pakistan PM’s advisor on nationwide safety Moeed Yusuf throughout an interview to information web site The Wire that India has sent a message to Pakistan with a desire for dialog.
In the interview, Mr. Yusuf commented on a wide range of points together with on Kashmir.
“We have seen reports on the interview by a senior Pakistani official to an Indian media outlet. He has commented on India’s internal matters,” Mr. Srivastava stated.
“As always, this is Pakistan’s effort to divert attention from domestic failures of the present government and mislead its domestic constituents by pulling India into headlines on a daily basis,” he added.
Mr. Srivastava stated the official is properly suggested to prohibit his counsel to his institution and not to touch upon India’s home coverage.
“The statements made by him are contrary to facts on the ground, misleading and fictitious,” the MEA Spokesperson stated.
In reply to a separate query, Mr. Srivastava stated India will ship a kilo class submarine to the Myanmar Navy.
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