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Report inaccurate, says India

NEW DELHI, SEPT. 12. India today termed as inaccurate a news report that it may skip the SAARC summit at Dhaka in January in view of some anti-India statements emanating from Bangladesh. ``The report is grossly inaccurate and speculative,'' an External Affairs Ministry spokesman said, when his attention was drawn to a newspaper report.

On Friday, India had lodged a strong protest with Bangladesh over certain remarks of its Foreign Minister. — UNI

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