Modi Government's policy is anti-Pakistan: Sartaj

ISLAMABAD (Web Desk) - Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's Adviser on National Security and Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz says Pakistan will hold talks with India only if the Kashmir issue is on the agenda, Radio Pakistan reported.

Talking to media in Islamabad on Tuesday, he said entire world has supported our stance that the two countries need to hold dialogue on all the outstanding issues including Kashmir.

He regretted that Modi Government's policy is anti-Pakistan from the day one.

Sartaj Aziz rejected Indian allegations about the presence of Dawood Ibrahim in Pakistan. He said a befitting reply would be given to any Indian misadventure on that count.

The adviser said that a meeting between DG Rangers and Commander of Indian BSF would be held in New Delhi tomorrow (Thursday).

He said that the meeting is aimed at reducing tension on the Line of Control and working boundary.

Aziz made it clear that the issue of the implementation of the 2003 ceasefire agreement will be raised at the meeting.

The Adviser announced that Pakistan would present a dossier on Indian interference in the country at the United Nations.

To a question, Sartaj Aziz said the Afghan President Ashraf Ghani has agreed to take steps for the restoration of bilateral trust.

He said the Afghan Government has assured to strengthen the security of the Pakistan Embassy in Kabul.

He said that the Afghan Commerce minister would visit Pakistan in November this year to explore avenues for the promotion of bilateral talks.