Pakistan has not responded positively to India's proposal for an extradition treaty, government today said.

Replying to a question in the Lok Sabha, External Affairs Minister S M Krishna said that the government has discussed the issue of signing extradition treaty with Pakistan.    

"India has proposed an extradition treaty to Pakistan in the Home Secretary talks in the composite dialogue since 2004. Pakistan has not responded positively to our proposal for an extradition treaty," he said.

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