Pakistan NSA blames India, confirms tomorrow's visit

August 22, 2015 14:00

Pakistan NSA says he is disturbed over reports of arrest of Hurriyat leaders. Earlier, in the day separtist leader Shabir Shah was detained as he arrived at Delhi aieport.

"Despite the atmosphere, if NSA talks lessen tensions, then they will be worth it," he says addressing a presser in Islamabad.

He further clarified, "We never expected any breakthrough in the meeting, but current issues could be resolved. India has not formally cancelled talks so we will go and make the best of it."

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