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S Jaishankar Defends 2016 Move Allowing ISI Visit To Pathankot Air Base
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Monday defended the NDA government's decision in 2016 to allow a Pakistani probe team including officials from spy agency ISI to visit the Pathankot air force base to probe a terror attack.
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Pathankot Attack: Pak Hasn't Refused NIA Team's Visit Says Sushma Swaraj
India today said Pakistan has not refused to allow an NIA team to visit that country to probe the Pathankot airbase attack case and just sought "more time" even as it made it clear that talks and terror cannot go hand-in-hand.
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Pakistan Not Allowing Probe Team Will Be Betrayal: Rajnath Singh
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today came down heavily on Pakistan saying if the neighbouring country does not allow an NIA team to visit there for probe into the attack on the Pathankot airbase, it would be a "betrayal" to India.
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Pakistan May consider India's Request For NIA Visit: Sartaj Aziz
Pakistan Prime Minister's Adviser on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz on Monday indicated that his country may consider a request by India for a visit by its NIA team to further probe the Pathankot terror strike, days after top Pakistani envoy ruled out the same.
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India Hopeful Of Visit To Pakistan To Probe Pathankot Attack, Says Minister
Union minister Kiren Rijiju today said the government was hopeful a team of National Investigation Agency will soon visit Pakistan to gather evidence in connection with the Pathankot terror attack.
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Government Must Refrain From 'Unconsulted' Moves: Congress On Pak Policy
Congress today came down hard on Pakistan for its "unilateral suspension" of peace process, and hoped NDA government has learnt the lesson and will refrain from "unthought, unconsulted" diplomatic moves aimed at building Prime Minister Narendra Modi's persona.
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Witnesses From Indian Forces Not Produced Before Pathankot Probe Team: Pakistan
In its first official reaction since its team of investigators visited the Pathankot air base, Pakistan tonight said India did not produce witnesses belonging to security forces before its probe panel.
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Shiv Sena Attacks Centre Over Pakistan Probe Team On Pathankot
Attacking the Centre over Pakistani media reports suggesting that the Joint Investigation Team (JIT) had found the Pathankot terror attack "stage-managed by India", Shiv Sena today said this was the consequence of the government rolling out a red carpet to the neighbouring country.
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Arvind Kejriwal's Attack On PM Over Pakistan Probe Team's Visit Shameful: BJP
BJP today termed as "shameful" Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his government allowing Pakistan's Joint Investigation Team (JIT) to India on a day his cabinet colleague Kapil Mishra wondered "do we have an ISI agent as PM now?".
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Proof That PM Modi Betrayed India On Pathankot, Say Congress And Kejriwal
Arvind Kejriwal and the Congress today said that their warnings to Prime Minister Narendra Modi against allowing Pakistani investigators to visit the Pathankot Air Force base have proved justified.
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S Jaishankar Defends 2016 Move Allowing ISI Visit To Pathankot Air Base
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Monday defended the NDA government's decision in 2016 to allow a Pakistani probe team including officials from spy agency ISI to visit the Pathankot air force base to probe a terror attack.
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Pathankot Attack: Pak Hasn't Refused NIA Team's Visit Says Sushma Swaraj
India today said Pakistan has not refused to allow an NIA team to visit that country to probe the Pathankot airbase attack case and just sought "more time" even as it made it clear that talks and terror cannot go hand-in-hand.
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Pakistan Not Allowing Probe Team Will Be Betrayal: Rajnath Singh
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today came down heavily on Pakistan saying if the neighbouring country does not allow an NIA team to visit there for probe into the attack on the Pathankot airbase, it would be a "betrayal" to India.
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Pakistan May consider India's Request For NIA Visit: Sartaj Aziz
Pakistan Prime Minister's Adviser on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz on Monday indicated that his country may consider a request by India for a visit by its NIA team to further probe the Pathankot terror strike, days after top Pakistani envoy ruled out the same.
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India Hopeful Of Visit To Pakistan To Probe Pathankot Attack, Says Minister
Union minister Kiren Rijiju today said the government was hopeful a team of National Investigation Agency will soon visit Pakistan to gather evidence in connection with the Pathankot terror attack.
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Government Must Refrain From 'Unconsulted' Moves: Congress On Pak Policy
Congress today came down hard on Pakistan for its "unilateral suspension" of peace process, and hoped NDA government has learnt the lesson and will refrain from "unthought, unconsulted" diplomatic moves aimed at building Prime Minister Narendra Modi's persona.
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Witnesses From Indian Forces Not Produced Before Pathankot Probe Team: Pakistan
In its first official reaction since its team of investigators visited the Pathankot air base, Pakistan tonight said India did not produce witnesses belonging to security forces before its probe panel.
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Shiv Sena Attacks Centre Over Pakistan Probe Team On Pathankot
Attacking the Centre over Pakistani media reports suggesting that the Joint Investigation Team (JIT) had found the Pathankot terror attack "stage-managed by India", Shiv Sena today said this was the consequence of the government rolling out a red carpet to the neighbouring country.
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Arvind Kejriwal's Attack On PM Over Pakistan Probe Team's Visit Shameful: BJP
BJP today termed as "shameful" Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his government allowing Pakistan's Joint Investigation Team (JIT) to India on a day his cabinet colleague Kapil Mishra wondered "do we have an ISI agent as PM now?".
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Proof That PM Modi Betrayed India On Pathankot, Say Congress And Kejriwal
Arvind Kejriwal and the Congress today said that their warnings to Prime Minister Narendra Modi against allowing Pakistani investigators to visit the Pathankot Air Force base have proved justified.
