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    Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar met with his Pakistani counterpart Aizaz Ahmed Chaudhry and clearly conveyed that Pakistan cannot deny the impact of terrorism on bilateral relations. Jaishankar emphasized the need for visible progress in investigations of terror attacks on India from Pakistani soil, including the Pathankot and Mumbai attacks. He also stressed that terrorist groups targeting India from Pakistan must not be allowed to operate with impunity and brought up listing JeM leader Masood Azahar in the UN sanctions committee. Jaishankar additionally pressed for immediate consular access to Kulbhushan Jadhav, an Indian former naval officer arrested in Pakistan.

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    Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar met with his Pakistani counterpart Aizaz Ahmed Chaudhry and clearly conveyed that Pakistan cannot deny the impact of terrorism on bilateral relations. Jaishankar emphasized the need for visible progress in investigations of terror attacks on India from Pakistani soil, including the Pathankot and Mumbai attacks. He also stressed that terrorist groups targeting India from Pakistan must not be allowed to operate with impunity and brought up listing JeM leader Masood Azahar in the UN sanctions committee. Jaishankar additionally pressed for immediate consular access to Kulbhushan Jadhav, an Indian former naval officer arrested in Pakistan.

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    New Delhi: Foreign Secretary: S Jaishankar Pakistani

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    Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar met with his Pakistani counterpart Aizaz Ahmed Chaudhry and clearly conveyed that Pakistan cannot deny the impact of terrorism on bilateral relations. Jaishankar emphasized the need for visible progress in investigations of terror attacks on India from Pakistani soil, including the Pathankot and Mumbai attacks. He also stressed that terrorist groups targeting India from Pakistan must not be allowed to operate with impunity and brought up listing JeM leader Masood Azahar in the UN sanctions committee. Jaishankar additionally pressed for immediate consular access to Kulbhushan Jadhav, an Indian former naval officer arrested in Pakistan.

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    NewDelhi:ForeignSecretarySJaishankartodayclearlyconveyedtohisPakistanicounterpartAizaz

    AhmedChaudhrythatIslamabadcannotbeindenialovertheimpactofterrorismonbilateralties
    betweenthetwocountries.
    Afterthetalkswhichlastedfornearly90minutes,spokespersonfortheMinistryofExternalAffairsVikas
    SwarupsaidthatIndiahasconveyedtoPakistantheneedforvisibleprogressintoterrorattacksonIndia
    thatoriginatefromPakistanssoil.
    IndiasForeignSecretaryemphasisedtheneedforearlyandvisibleprogressonthePathankotterrorist
    attackinvestigationaswellasMumbaicasetrialinPakistan,hesaid.
    Duringtheirmeeting,JaishankartoldAizazthatterroristgroupsbasedinPakistantargetingIndiamust
    notbeallowedtooperatewithimpunity.

    He(Jaishankar)alsobroughtupthelistingofJeMleaderMasoodAzaharin1276Sanctions
    Committee,Swarupadded.
    Thediscussionalsocoveredhumanitarianissuesincludingthosepertainingtofishermenandprisoners,
    andpeopletopeoplecontactincludingreligioustourism,hesaid.
    OnKulbhushanJadhav,whowasarrestedinBalochistananddescribedasanIndianspybyPakistan,he
    said,IndiapressedforimmediateconsularaccesstotheformerNavalofficer.

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