New York: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will not hold a bilateral meeting with his Pakistani counterpart Nawaz Sharif during his five-visit to the US, officials said.
"As of now there is nothing, no bilateral meeting on the schedule," Vikas Swarup, Spokesperson for the Ministry of External Affairs told reporters in New York.
PM Modi and and PM Sharif are staying in the same hotel in the city - the iconic Waldorf Astoria.
"There will be no deliberate attempt (at paths not crossing). If a handshake happens, you will get to see it. If a pull aside happens, you will get to see it," Mr Swarup said.
Prime Minister Sharif is scheduled to arrive in New York on Friday evening.
"As of now there is nothing, no bilateral meeting on the schedule," Vikas Swarup, Spokesperson for the Ministry of External Affairs told reporters in New York.
PM Modi and and PM Sharif are staying in the same hotel in the city - the iconic Waldorf Astoria.
Prime Minister Sharif is scheduled to arrive in New York on Friday evening.
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