New Delhi: With another set of provocative comments on Kashmir coming from Pakistan, India reacted strongly today.
"India and others in the region have already received enough of Pakistan's trademark exports - international terrorism, cross-border infiltrators, weapons, narcotics and fake currency," said a communique from the external affairs ministry, citing an "apparent" Pakistani proposal to send supplies to Jammu and Kashmir.
Earlier today, Pakistan's High Commissioner in Delhi Abdul Basit made a series of provocative comments about what he called the "independence of Kashmir".
Two days ago, Pakistan had suggested an exclusive dialogue with India on Kashmir after Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Pakistan-Occupied-Kashmir belongs to India.
Regarding dialogue, India responded saying only a discussion on "contemporary and relevant issues", like cross-border terror, were welcome.
Pakistan has been making a series of barbed comments since the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Burhan Wani in Kashmir. Last month, Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif had eulogized Wani, describing him as a "Kashmiri leader" and expressed "deep shock at the killing of civilians" in Kashmir.
"India and others in the region have already received enough of Pakistan's trademark exports - international terrorism, cross-border infiltrators, weapons, narcotics and fake currency," said a communique from the external affairs ministry, citing an "apparent" Pakistani proposal to send supplies to Jammu and Kashmir.
Earlier today, Pakistan's High Commissioner in Delhi Abdul Basit made a series of provocative comments about what he called the "independence of Kashmir".
Two days ago, Pakistan had suggested an exclusive dialogue with India on Kashmir after Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Pakistan-Occupied-Kashmir belongs to India.
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Regarding dialogue, India responded saying only a discussion on "contemporary and relevant issues", like cross-border terror, were welcome.
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Pakistan has been making a series of barbed comments since the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Burhan Wani in Kashmir. Last month, Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif had eulogized Wani, describing him as a "Kashmiri leader" and expressed "deep shock at the killing of civilians" in Kashmir.
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