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India exporting terrorism to Sri Lanka: Khokar

KATHMANDU JULY 11. Even as India and Pakistan consolidated their peace efforts by restoring road links, the Pakistan Foreign Secretary, Riaz H. Khokar today accused New Delhi of "exporting" terrorism to Sri Lanka.

"It is India and not Pakistan that carries baggage of terrorism. It is India that has exported terrorism to Sri Lanka," Mr. Khokar told reporters here when asked about India's charge that Pakistan carries baggage of terrorism.

Asked about the resumption of the Indo-Pak air service he said, "I sincerely hope that the flights would resume before the summit so that you can easily visit Islamabad.'' — PTI

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