India rejects Pakistan's offer to send relief material to Kashmir

August 14, 2016 15:03

India has rejected Pakistan offer to send relief material to violence hit people in Kashmir.

Spokesperson, ministry of external affairs, Vikas Swarup said, "I can only characterise its contents that propose sending supplies to Indian state of Jammu and Kasmir as absurd."

He said, "India has already received enough of Pak's trademark exports - international terrorism, cross border infiltrators, weapons and narcotics."

Swarup said that a communication in this regard was apparently delivered to India high commission in Islamabad on Aug 12.

"We completely and categorically reject this purported communication from the Pakistan foreign ministry," he added.

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