Dossier on Indian hand in terrorist activities ready: PM

NEW YORK: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has said that the dossier pertaining to Indian interference in Pakistan’s affairs and fomenting terrorism on Pakistan’s soil by India was ready, and if he had a meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi here at the UN Headquarters, he would have handed it over to him.
Now the dossier would be submitted to the UN Secretary General in a couple of days.
Addressing a news conference immediately after his address to the United Nations here at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, where he is staying, he said that Pakistan is keen to have peaceful neighbourly relations with India but New Delhi hasn’t responded with the same sentiments. “It is the time that India should act by coming forward and desist from violating the ceasefire on LoC/ Working Boundary.”
The prime minister felicitated Pakistan’s permanent representative for the UN Dr Maleeha Lodhi and Foreign Office for putting up the best efforts to make the visit to the UN Headquarters a great success. He also mentioned his National Security and Foreign Affairs Adviser Sartaj Aziz, SAPM Syed Tariq Fatemi and Foreign Secretary Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry. The premier also appreciated the media for positive coverage of the trip and highlighting the points.
To a question, Prime Minister Nawaz said that Malala Yousafzai would soon be invited to return to Pakistan and she would be given due esteem on coming back home. She is the daughter of the nation and we are proud of her, he said.
Yet to another query, Nawaz said he is listening a lot many things about Dr Aafia Siddiqui but he has no credible information pertaining to that. “I hope and wish that good news would soon be coming about Dr Aafia Siddiqui,” he added.
The prime minister expressed satisfaction about his meetings here at the UN headquarters and said that these would help in improving the image of the country. Nawaz Sharif has left for London on his way to Pakistan after five days in New

York.
Earlier, a meeting was held in the camp office of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif in which it was decided that Pakistan will hand over dossiers pertaining to Indian involvement in terrorist activities on Pakistan’s soil to the United Nations early next week.
Various aspects of the matter were discussed and it was decided that the dossiers would be handed over to the UN secretary general by Adviser to the Prime Minister on National Security and Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz.
Highly-placed diplomatic sources declined to divulge the contents of the dossiers but it would consist of unimpeachable evidence with regard to India’s involvement and terror sponsoring in Balochistan, Karachi and the tribal areas adjacent to Afghanistan’s international frontiers. The recorded statements of the accused, who had been provided money, training and weapons by India and its terrorists intelligence gathering outfit RAW, are part of the dossiers. Their confessional statements along with photographs and audio/ video proofs have been made part of the dossiers.
The sources claimed that it has been the first UNGA annual summit where Pakistan and Indian delegations have no interaction at any level. The two prime ministers have already left for their respective next destinations while the foreign ministers are still in New York but their meeting isn’t on the cards. The meeting where the decision was taken to submit the dossiers to the UN secretary general was also attended by Pakistan’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations Ambassador Dr Maleeha Lodhi, Foreign Secretary Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry, Additional Secretary to the PM Fawad Hasan Fawad and Special Assistant to the PM for Foreign Affairs Syed Tarqi Fatemi and Sartaj Aziz.
Sartaj Aziz had planned to hand over the dossiers to his Indian counterpart last month in New Delhi but Indians subverted his visit and it has been decided that the same would be given to the UN secretary general with the request to pass the same on to India, the sources reminded.
The sources revealed that the foreign ministers of South Asian countries (Saarc) had a luncheon meeting on Thursday but foreign ministers of Pakistan (adviser) and India didn’t have any formal discussion on any bilateral issue.