<p>External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said on Wednesday that India will not attend the Saarc summit in Pakistan unless it stops sponsoring terror activities.</p>.<p>“We are not responding to the invitation for the summit,” she said in a rebuff to Pakistan a day after Islamabad said it would invite Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the summit.</p>.<p>She also said the Kartarpur corridor initiative was not connected with the dialogue process with Pakistan.</p>.<p>Sushma said talks can start the moment Islamabad stops terror activities in India. Reiterating India’s stand, she said talks and terror cannot go together.</p>.<p>“India has been asking for a corridor, which will facilitate visa-free travel of Indian pilgrims to Gurdwara Darbar Sahib in Kartarpur. And I am happy that Pakistan has, for the first time, responded positively,” she said.</p>
<p>External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said on Wednesday that India will not attend the Saarc summit in Pakistan unless it stops sponsoring terror activities.</p>.<p>“We are not responding to the invitation for the summit,” she said in a rebuff to Pakistan a day after Islamabad said it would invite Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the summit.</p>.<p>She also said the Kartarpur corridor initiative was not connected with the dialogue process with Pakistan.</p>.<p>Sushma said talks can start the moment Islamabad stops terror activities in India. Reiterating India’s stand, she said talks and terror cannot go together.</p>.<p>“India has been asking for a corridor, which will facilitate visa-free travel of Indian pilgrims to Gurdwara Darbar Sahib in Kartarpur. And I am happy that Pakistan has, for the first time, responded positively,” she said.</p>