New Delhi: Accusing Pakistan of not keeping its promise to end infiltration permanently, India has said that on the contrary terrorist violence had "increased significantly" and Islamabad made no efforts to dismantle the infrastructure supporting militant activities.

"Despite President Musharraf's public commitments to end infiltration permanently, infiltration from across the border and linked terrorist violence has continued at a significant scale," the External Affairs Ministry said in its annual report for 2002- 03.

It said terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan and Pak-occupied-Kashmir (PoK) such as terrorist camps, training centres, launching pads, communication centres and funding of terrorist groups remain unaffected.

Terrorist publications and Websites have reappeared and are openly circulating, calling for "jihad" in Kashmir and giving bank account numbers for fund-raising, it said, adding well-known terrorist figures were released from detention and publicly expressed their intention to continue "jihad" against India.

The report said India maintained that should Pakistan operationalise its commitment to eradicate cross-border terrorism, India will respond fully and be prepared to resume the composite dialogue process.

"India remains firmly committed to the path of dialogue and reconciliation in keeping with the letter and spirit of the Simla Agreement and the Lahore Declaration," it said.

PTI