| GEO World | | Sharm-el-Sheikh joint statement misinterpreted, says Narayanan | Updated at: 1856 PST, Saturday, August 29, 2009
 NEW DELHI: Indian National Security Advisor MK Narayanan said people have tried to misinterpret the Sharm-el-Sheikh joint statement and that India will not resume the composite dialogue until it will see concrete evidence that Pakistan has acted against terrorism.
In interview to an Indian newspaper Narayanan said, “The Indian standpoint has been that we will not resume the composite dialogue until we see concrete evidence that Pakistan has acted against terrorism in a manner that we feel comfortable,” adding, “that position remains.”
“I don’t see any change in that position at any time. People have tried to misinterpret the Sharm-el-Sheikh joint statement.”
Answering there was a reference to Balochistan in the document, he replied, “There was a reference to Balochistan in the document because it found a mention in the discussions. It’s possible that someone could read a meaning into it. I don’t think there is any particular meaning.”
Replying to another question, he presumed despite the political storm over the India-Pakistan joint statement at Sharm el-Sheikh, India is still going ahead with a meeting between the two foreign ministers at United Nation General Assembly. |  |
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