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Pak announcement 'completely inadequate': India
Tuesday, May 6 2003 23:06 Hrs (IST)

New Delhi: India on May 6 termed as "completely inadequate" Pakistan's announcement of reciprocal confidence-building measures.

"The response is completely inadequate", official sources said reacting to Pakistan Prime Minister Mir Zafarullah Khan Jamali's unveiling of the measures at a news conference in Islamabad.

The sources said in the SAARC (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation) context, Jamali is putting 78 items on the positive list, which was the pre-Kathmandu situation.

"Pakistan has tried to go back to pre-December 13 position but has said nothing against terrorism," they said.

"It is not conceivable to go back to the pre-December 13 position without doing something tangible on cross-border terrorism," they said.

The sources said Jamali has mentioned restoration of air links but made no reference to over-flight facilities.

"This is indication of a mindset which is not very positive," they said.

PTI

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