India says Pakistan has not done enough to curb terrorism in Kashmir

05 Jul 2005

India has accused Pakistan of failing to dismantle the “infrastructure” of militancy in Kashmir and of adopting double standards in fighting international terrorism. “The infrastructure is still there,” Defence Minister Pranab Mukherjee told a news conference on Tuesday. “They have not dismantled it.” Full Story

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