PM Modi meets US NSA: Bilateral ties, security on agenda
April 18, 2017 11:52
Update: India and the US reviewed bilateral ties and the situation in the South Asian region at the meeting with US NSA HR McMaster. Indian NSA Ajit Doval, Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar and some other officials were present in the meeting that took place at the prime minister's residence.
Earlier, McMaster and Doval held detailed discussions on Indo-US relations especially the security aspect of the ties, sources said.
The US NSA arrived in New Delhi last evening from Pakistan where he met Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and some top officials. In Islamabad, the relations between India and Pakistan figured in McMaster's discussions with Sharif. As part of the South Asia trip, he also visited Afghanistan before travelling to Pakistan.
Earlier, McMaster and Doval held detailed discussions on Indo-US relations especially the security aspect of the ties, sources said.
The US NSA arrived in New Delhi last evening from Pakistan where he met Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and some top officials. In Islamabad, the relations between India and Pakistan figured in McMaster's discussions with Sharif. As part of the South Asia trip, he also visited Afghanistan before travelling to Pakistan.
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