India, Pakistan talks continue in Islamabad

May 25, 2012 09:30

The home and interior secretaries of India and Pakistan will hold the second round of talks today in Islamabad.

The Indian delegation led by Home Secretary R K Singh and the Pakistani team led by Interior Secretary Khwaja Siddique Akbar have been trying to hammer out an agreement about a more relaxed visa regime.

On Thursday, the Indian team had made it clear to the Pakistani authorities that they were not happy with the pace of the 26/11 investigation.

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