Indo-Pak water talks put off due to tension

January 26, 2013 23:06

Talks between the Water Secretaries of India and Pakistan, scheduled to be held in Islamabad during January 28-29, have been put off in the wake of tensions between the neighbours over ceasefire violations along the Line of Control.

"The talks have been postponed. New dates for the talks are yet to be decided," an official of Pakistan's Foreign Office told PTI.

The official, who did not wish to be identified, did not specify reasons for the postponement of the parleys. The two sides were scheduled to discuss the Tulbul navigation project-Wullar Barrage issue during the talks.

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