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Talks moving forward: Pakistan envoy

CHENNAI, JAN. 30. The peace talks between India and Pakistan were moving forward and gaining momentum, Pakistan's High Commissioner to India, Aziz Ahmad Khan, said here today. Mr. Khan, on arrival from Hyderabad, told newspersons that he had come to Tamil Nadu to meet the State authorities.

On release of Indian fishermen who were detained in Pakistan prisons, he said: ``The law will take its own course.'' Later, he left for the tourist resort of Mahabalipuram. — UNI

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