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India’s World: Pak Admits to Cross-Border Terrorism

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The meeting took place in the Indian Prime Minister's Office in Islamabad, according to sources.

According to those close to the talks, New Delhi said the issue of cross-border terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir was raised by the Indian envoy during the meeting.

The diplomats also mentioned the three encounters in Shopian and Anantnag districts of Jammu and Kashmir earlier this week in which 13 terrorists were killed.

Diplomatic sources are reported to have said: "It was a courtesy meeting held in the PMO.

"The High Commissioner sensitised the Pakistan NSA on issues of India's concern.

"Constructive discussions took place on improving the bilateral relationship."

National Security Advisor of Pakistan Nasser Khan Janjua raised "serious concerns over the ongoing human rights violations" in Kashmir and he said "the use of force alone can lead us nowhere".

"It rather diminishes hope, injures the society and further worsens the fragile situation".

He added: "Process of dialogue is the only way forward to resolve our disputes.

"It is by way of peaceful resolution of our disputes which can enable both the countries to belong to the future."

The Indian envoy acknowledged the two countries need to improve their strained relations.

In a statement, the Indian envoy said: "Both countries have immense potential to improve the relationship, and cater to each other's needs."

Mr Janju also suggested working on taking small steps to improve the bilateral relations including exchanging prisoners.

He added: "We can build on these small steps between us and take the relationship towards normalcy to address the bigger issues."

India has been accused of carrying out a "brutal crackdown" on protesters in the Kashmir region this week.

Pakistan's foreign office declared India used "pellet guns" and suspended internet services to "further repress" people in the region.

It said: "There were reports of continuing brutal crackdown especially the use of pellet guns on protestors and the suspension of internet services, in an attempt to subjugate and further repress the innocent Kashmiris.

"We have repeatedly pointed out that Kashmiri youths are being deliberately and systematically targeted with a view to breaking the will of the Kashmiri people."

India forces killed at least three and wounded an estimated 70 civilians in Kashmir on Sunday.

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WW3: India and Pakistan meet for CRUCIAL talks over TERRORISM fears on Kashmir border

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The meeting took place in the Indian Prime Minister's Office in Islamabad, according to sources. According to those close to the talks, New Delhi said the issue of cross-border terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir was raised by the Indian envoy during the meeting.

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 Terrorism In India are in two categories; internal, and external. 

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 Terrorism In India are in two categories; internal, and external. 

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External terrorism emerges from neighboring countries, and internal terrorism is in the country being attacked.

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Had about 927 terrorist attacks in 2016 

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Had about 927 terrorist attacks in 2016 

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India is the 6th most affected by terrorism

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India is the 6th most affected by terrorism

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In 2016 half of the terrorism attacks were in India 

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In 2016 half of the terrorism attacks were in India 