Pakistan Urges India to Resolve Disputes

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Pakistan Urges India to Resolve Disputes

Pakistan on Thursday urged India to resolve disputes and join the world community in its campaign against terrorism, Xinhua reported.

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Pakistan on Thursday urged India to resolve disputes and join the world community in its campaign against terrorism.

"As we are fighting against international terrorism by joining the world community, India in the same way, should resolve disputes and join the world in its campaign against terrorism", Information Minister Nisar Memon said in a press interview, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.

Regarding India's allegation of cross-border terrorism, Memon said that Pakistan has time and again asked the deployment of United Nations' observers to monitor the reality on ground.

He said that Pakistan has never initiated anything resulting in escalation of tension between the two countries.

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