ISLAMABAD: Advisor to Prime Minister on National Security and Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz has said he will soon wright a letter to his Indian counterpart over Kashmir issue.
The PM’s advisor said coordination and cooperation between Indian Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) and Afghanistan’s National Directorate of Service (ANDS) is evident.
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s government wants dedicated talks to resolve Kashmir dispute, he said adding that Foreign Secretary would soon write to his Indian counterpart for a dialogue.
He said that new guidelines have been chalked out for relations with Afghanistan.
Aziz said that the government wants to re-cultivate terms between Afghan and Pakistan s intelligence agencies.
Sartaj Aziz’s statement has come in around four days after a suicide bomber claimed 70 lives in a crowded hospital in Quetta after a large number of lawyers had gathered there to mourn killing of Balochistan Bar Association earlier that day.
Scores of people were wounded who are under treatment at Combined Military Hospital among others.
Media persons were also killed in the attack. Two cameramen, one belonging to Dawn News and other other to Aaj TV, both were killed.
Dunya News reporter, Fareedullah was injured in the blast.
