Pakistan says foreign hands behind terrorism in country

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ANI Islamabad
Last Updated : Oct 04 2013 | 11:25 AM IST

The Foreign Office has said foreign hands cannot be ruled out in wave of terrorist attacks hitting Pakistan.

In his weekly press briefing, Foreign Office spokesperson, Aizaz Chaudhry said Pakistan is a hub of terrorism adding that it was a common issue in country and India.

According to the Nation, he said that the matter of involvement of foreign hand in the recent wave of terrorism needs to be investigated.

The Foreign Office said that Pakistan and Indian Prime Ministers meeting was a success as all the issues including Kashmir' water' terrorism' and Sir Creek were discussed.

He said both sides agreed to take immediate steps to stabilize situation on the Line of Control.

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First Published: Oct 04 2013 | 11:22 AM IST

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