Pak Role In Afghanistan, Terrorism Raised at Quad, PM-Biden Meet: India
NDTV
US Vice President Kamala Harris acknowledged the presence of terror groups in Pakistan during meeting with PM Modi, Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla said.
Pakistan's role in Afghanistan and its involvement in terrorism were among the issues discussed in the Quad summit and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's bilateral discussions, Foreign Secretary Harsh Vardhan Shringla said.
Responding to a question on Pakistan's support to terrorism during a press briefing in Washington, Mr Shringla said that Pakistan has really been in many senses instigator of some of the problems India is dealing with in our neighbourhood and beyond.
"Both in bilateral discussions and in Quad summit, there was a clear sense that more careful look, examination and monitoring Pakistan's role in Afghanistan, Pakistan's role on the issue of terrorism had to be kept and certainly whether it is Quad or other partners had to keep track to that factor, an important factor that sometimes gets overlooked when you see Pakistan projecting itself as a facilitator whether it has really been in many sense instigator of some of the problems we are dealing with in our neighbourhood and beyond," he said.
India and the United States have expressed concern over Islamabad's role in Afghanistan, said Mr Shringla adding that the two sides underscored the importance of combating terrorism in Afghanistan.
