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The Foreign Ministry issued a statement on Thursday after talks at the India-Pakistan Director General of Military Operations level. “We have been saying for the first time that India has a normal relationship with Pakistan,” said Anurag Srivastava, a spokesman for the ministry.
In the same way, we have always reiterated our commitment to a peaceful and bilateral solution to the problem, and that our position on important issues is still the same. ” “Similarly, India is still clear in its policy that no bilateral talks are possible until Pakistan stops infiltrating and promoting terrorism,” Srivastava said.
However, during the DGMO talks, both sides agreed to strictly adhere to the understanding and ceasefire reached in the LOC and other areas. Accordingly, India and Pakistan are expected to observe a ceasefire at the border from midnight on Thursday. The ministry said India would look into whether terrorists had infiltrated the border after the talks on Thursday.
