Assess the situation to resume high-level talks with Pakistan, Pearl Panel said in its report

The parliamentary panel has said that India should regularly assess whether the situation is conducive to resuming high-level talks with Pakistan, and a parliamentary panel has also examined Pakistan’s nefarious activities and relations with various terrorist organizations. Asked to continue diplomatic efforts to expose his relations. Presented in Parliament in its report on countering global terrorism. The Parliamentary Committee on Foreign Affairs said the government should regularly assess whether the situation is conducive to resuming high-level dialogue with the Government of Pakistan.

There have been no high-level talks between New Delhi and Islamabad in the last three years, especially in the wake of the February 2019 Pulwama attack in which 40 Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel were killed. The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) had informed the panel that the last Home Secretary level talks between India and Pakistan were held in 2011. The panel’s recommendation comes two days before general elections in Pakistan, in which former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is the frontrunner.

Sharif has advocated good relations with India while praising New Delhi’s progress and global progress. Maintaining its stance on Pakistan’s support to terrorism, the parliamentary panel said the committee wishes to encourage the government to highlight Pakistan’s nefarious activities and its links with various terrorist organizations at every forum while strengthening its land borders. We should continue our diplomatic efforts.