Media reports on altered Pak delegation baseless: MEA

Tuesday, February 23, 2010, 21:38 [IST]

New Delhi, Feb.23 (ANI): The Government on Tuesday termed media reports stating Pakistan delegation to the forthcoming Foreign Secretary level talks in New Delhi had been altered at the instance of India as incorrect and absolutely baseless.

Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Vishnuprakash on Tuesday categorically rejected reports suggesting that the Pakistan delegation to the forthcoming Foreign Secretary level talks in New Delhi had been altered at the instance of India.

He termed such reports as "factually incorrect and absolutely baseless." (ANI)

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