Pakistan FS rejects Indian Army's charge of infiltration in Jammu and Kashmir

Pakistan's Foreign Secretary, Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry, on Thursday rejected allegations from the Indian Army that it is fighting with a large group of infiltrators from Pakistan on the border in Jammu and Kashmir.

An Indian general had claimed on Wednesday that their army was fighting the biggest group of infiltrators from across on the border.

Speaking to the media at the Foreign Officehere, Chaudhry was quoted by the Dawn, as saying, "We do not accept such allegations and reject them"

He said that all outstanding issues between Pakistan and India will come under discussion during foreign secretaries level talks, scheduled to be held on August 25.

"LoC, working boundary issue did come under discussion during our telephonic conversation with Indian FS (Sujata Singh)", Aizaz Chaudhry said.

"Our response was that Pakistan has accurate information that firing at working boundary was carried out from across the boundary", Foreign secretary said.

Aizaz said foreign secretaries of both countries will proceed with the dialogue process when they will meet.

Meanwhile, talking about the issue of terrorists hiding in Afghanistan, Chaudhry said, Pakistan expects that Kabul will not allow its territory to be used against Pakistan.

Chaudhry while condemning Israeli offensive in Gaza said in a statement that Pakistan calls upon Israel to end blockade of Gaza and to halt its strikes against Palestinians.

"Pakistan on diplomatic front has mobilised world community on the matter," he added.