India-Pakistan to discuss 26/11, visa rules

May 24, 2012 10:11

India and Pakistan will discuss a range of issues in a top-level engagement in Islamabad today.

Home Secretary R K Sindh and his Pakistani counterpart Khawaja Siddique Akbar are expected to talk about the 26/11 terror strike and a liberal visa regime between the two nations.

The Indian delegation consists of the director of the Intelligence Bureau, director-general of the National Investigation Agency and other concerned officials.

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