India has rubbished Islamabad’s allegations that New Delhi had a role in the deadly terrorist attack on the Army Public School at Peshawar last December.
In the wake of Islamabad’s purported bid to use the proposed meeting between the national security advisers of the two countries next month to blame India for the attacks on the school, New Delhi has warned that such attempts might derail the process of engagement agreed upon at Ufa in Russia recently.
On July 10, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Pakistani counterpart M Nawaz Sharif had agreed in Ufa that their respective national security advisers would meet in New Delhi to discuss “all issues related to terrorism”.
Modi’s National Security Adviser Ajit Doval is expected to host his Pakistani counterpart Sartaj Aziz in New Delhi next month for the talks.
Published 23 July 2015, 19:27 IST