Look for ways to resolve differences: US to India, Pak

October 17, 2016 23:51

The United States on Monday asked India and Pakistan to look for ways to resolve their deeply-held differences peacefully.

However, it refrained from making any comment on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks at the BRICS Summit in Goa that Pakistan is "mothership" of terrorism.

"I have to admit, I have not been briefed on those comments. What I can say in general is that we have encouraged India and Pakistan to look for ways to resolve peacefully their deeply-held differences on a range of issues," White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest told reporters at his daily news conference.

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