Newly appointed Pakistan High Commissioner to India, Mueenul Haq, will not take part in the second meeting on the operationalisation of the Kartarpur Corridor scheduled to be held on July 14 on the Pakistan side of the border.

"Mueenul Haq will join office in the last week of this month. He will not be participating in the talks on the Kartarpur Corridor on July 14," diplomatic sources in New Delhi told ANI.

Haq succeeds Sohail Mehmood.

The sources said that the Deputy High Commissioner of Pakistan will be present in the meeting along with his country's team.

The second round of talks on the corridor was announced after the re-election of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The first round was held on March 14 on the Indian side of the Attari-Wagah border.

Pakistan is all set to give a presentation on the latest development on the Kartarpur corridor, the sources said.

The Indian side has expressed concern since Pakistan has announced that only 700 Indian devotees could visit Kartarpur Sahib for commemorating Gurpurab -- the 550th birth anniversary of Guru Govind Singh-- after paying the visa fee.

Earlier, the Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee had written a letter to Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan seeking an increase in the number of devotees to 5000 in a day and allowing them without a visa.

Asked about Modi and Khan jointly inaugurating the corridor before Gurpurab, the sources said, "It is speculation which is in Pakistan. There has been no discussion on it yet."&nbsp;

Newly appointed Pakistan High Commissioner to India, Mueenul Haq, will not take part in the second meeting on the operationalisation of the Kartarpur Corridor scheduled to be held on July 14 on the Pakistan side of the border.

Newly appointed Pakistan High Commissioner to India, Mueenul Haq, will not take part in the second meeting on the operationalisation of the Kartarpur Corridor scheduled to be held on July 14 on the Pakistan side of the border. "Mueenul Haq will join office in the last week of this month. He will not be participating in the talks on the Kartarpur Corridor on July 14," diplomatic sources in New Delhi told ANI. Haq succeeds Sohail Mehmood. The sources said that the Deputy High Commissioner of Pakistan will be present in the meeting along with his country's team. The second round of talks on the corridor was announced after the re-election of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The first round was held on March 14 on the Indian side of the Attari-Wagah border. Pakistan is all set to give a presentation on the latest development on the Kartarpur corridor, the sources said. The Indian side has expressed concern since Pakistan has announced that only 700 Indian devotees could visit Kartarpur Sahib for commemorating Gurpurab -- the 550th birth anniversary of Guru Govind Singh-- after paying the visa fee. Earlier, the Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee had written a letter to Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan seeking an increase in the number of devotees to 5000 in a day and allowing them without a visa. Asked about Modi and Khan jointly inaugurating the corridor before Gurpurab, the sources said, "It is speculation which is in Pakistan. There has been no discussion on it yet."

New Pakistan High Commissioner to India will not attend July 14 Kartarpur talks: Report

Pakistan’s High Commissioner to India Sohail Mahmood on Friday called on Prime Minister Imran Khan to seek advice on the current situation between India and Pakistan, the Foreign Office said in a statement.

Quoting the statement, ARY News reported that the Pakistani diplomat met Prime Minister Khan before leaving for New Delhi.

Following the Pulwama terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir last month, Pakistan called back its High Commissioner in India amid reports of escalating tension between the two countries.

India lost over 40 CRPF personnel in the ghastly February 14 terror attack, following which it launched a pre-emptive, anti-terror strike against a major JeM terror camp in Pakistan`s Balakot, where many top JeM commanders and terrorists were targetted.

On March 6, Prime Minister Khan said that a war with India was averted because of "timely and correct decisions."There is intense global pressure against Pakistan to stop supporting terrorists and terror outfits after India mounted a diplomatic campaign in this regard.

Notwithstanding the heightened tensions, India and Pakistan will be holding the first meeting to discuss and finalise modalities for Kartarpur Corridor at the Attari-Wagah on March 14.

Following this, the Indian delegation is due to visit Islamabad on March 28, according to Pakistan`s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Pakistan’s High Commissioner to India Sohail Mahmood on Friday called on Prime Minister Imran Khan to seek advice on the current situation between India and Pakistan, the Foreign Office said in a statement.

Pakistan’s High Commissioner to India Sohail Mahmood on Friday called on Prime Minister Imran Khan to seek advice on the current situation between India and Pakistan, the Foreign Office said in a statement. Quoting the statement, ARY News reported that the Pakistani diplomat met Prime Minister Khan before leaving for New Delhi. Following the Pulwama terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir last month, Pakistan called back its High Commissioner in India amid reports of escalating tension between the two countries. India lost over 40 CRPF personnel in the ghastly February 14 terror attack, following which it launched a pre-emptive, anti-terror strike against a major JeM terror camp in Pakistan`s Balakot, where many top JeM commanders and terrorists were targetted. On March 6, Prime Minister Khan said that a war with India was averted because of "timely and correct decisions."There is intense global pressure against Pakistan to stop supporting terrorists and terror outfits after India mounted a diplomatic campaign in this regard. Notwithstanding the heightened tensions, India and Pakistan will be holding the first meeting to discuss and finalise modalities for Kartarpur Corridor at the Attari-Wagah on March 14. Following this, the Indian delegation is due to visit Islamabad on March 28, according to Pakistan`s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Pakistan High Commissioner meets PM Imran Khan, discusses prevailing situation in region

New Delhi on Friday summoned Pakistan's High commissioner Sohail Mehmood and lodged a strong protest against the Pulwama attacked that killed more than 40 CRPF personnel on Thursday. Pakistan based <a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/united-states-calls-on-pakistan-to-immediately-end-support-to-all-terrorist-groups-white-house-197523">terrorist group</a> <a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/jem-has-been-included-in-security-council-counter-terrorism-list-we-have-dealt-with-masood-azhar-issue-professionally-china-197566">Jaish-e-Mohammad</a> (JEM) had claimed responsibility for the attack.

Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale summoned Pakistan High Commissioner today afternoon and issued a "very strong demarche" in connection to the Pulwama terror attack.

Sources tell WION that India conveyed that Pakistan must take "immediate and verifiable action" against the <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/adil-ahmad-dar-the-man-who-carried-out-the-pulwama-attack-197476">JEM</a>. New Delhi asked Islamabad that "it must immediately stop any groups or individuals associated with terrorism operating from its territories".&nbsp;

India also rejected the statement made by the Pak foreign ministry on Thursday. Pakistan had said it, "strongly rejects any insinuation by elements in the Indian government and media circles that seek to link the attack to the State of Pakistan without investigations".

Islamabad had even made flip-flops while issuing the release by first issuing it, later withdrawing it to issue another one with minor changes.

This is the second time this year when the Pak envoy has been summoned. He was summoned in January after Pakistan Foreign Minister SM Qureshi had made a phone call to pro-Pakistan Hurriyat leader Mirwaiz Umar Farooq.

In all, as many as 7 times a Pakistan High Commissioner has been summoned under the Modi-government since 2014.

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A suicide bomber from the Jaish-e-Mohammed terror group had rammed an explosives-laden vehicle into a CRPF bus in Pulwama district&nbsp;on Thursday evening killing around 40 personnel and leaving many critically wounded.&nbsp;

Prime Minister Narendra Modi strongly&nbsp;condemned&nbsp;the incident today and held a meeting with top members of the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS).

PM Modi said all Indians are angry right now after the terror attack at Pulwama in Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday evening.

"I pay tribute to soldiers who lost their lives at Pulwama. Our security forces have been given full freedom. We have full faith in their bravery," PM Modi said.

"I understand sentiments of those criticising us but I want to urge them, it is an emotional time, stay away from political one-upmanship,"&nbsp;the prime minister insisted.

In the CCS meeting, India decided to&nbsp;<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/indias-mfn-status-to-pakistan-what-it-means-how-it-impacts-trade-197569">withdraw Most Favoured Nation(MFN)</a>&nbsp;status to Pakistan.

New Delhi on Friday summoned Pakistan's High commissioner Sohail Mehmood and lodged a strong protest against the Pulwama attacked that killed more than 40 CRPF personnel on Thursday.

New Delhi on Friday summoned Pakistan's High commissioner Sohail Mehmood and lodged a strong protest against the Pulwama attacked that killed more than 40 CRPF personnel on Thursday. Pakistan based terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammad (JEM) had claimed responsibility for the attack. Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale summoned Pakistan High Commissioner today afternoon and issued a "very strong demarche" in connection to the Pulwama terror attack. Sources tell WION that India conveyed that Pakistan must take "immediate and verifiable action" against the JEM. New Delhi asked Islamabad that "it must immediately stop any groups or individuals associated with terrorism operating from its territories". India also rejected the statement made by the Pak foreign ministry on Thursday. Pakistan had said it, "strongly rejects any insinuation by elements in the Indian government and media circles that seek to link the attack to the State of Pakistan without investigations". Islamabad had even made flip-flops while issuing the release by first issuing it, later withdrawing it to issue another one with minor changes. This is the second time this year when the Pak envoy has been summoned. He was summoned in January after Pakistan Foreign Minister SM Qureshi had made a phone call to pro-Pakistan Hurriyat leader Mirwaiz Umar Farooq. In all, as many as 7 times a Pakistan High Commissioner has been summoned under the Modi-government since 2014. Sources: Foreign Secretary summoned the Pakistan High Commissioner to the Ministry of External Affairs today and issued a very strong demarche in connection with the terrorist attack in Pulwama https://t.co/aQnu5zIHNL — ANI (@ANI) February 15, 2019 × A suicide bomber from the Jaish-e-Mohammed terror group had rammed an explosives-laden vehicle into a CRPF bus in Pulwama district on Thursday evening killing around 40 personnel and leaving many critically wounded. Prime Minister Narendra Modi strongly condemned the incident today and held a meeting with top members of the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS). PM Modi said all Indians are angry right now after the terror attack at Pulwama in Jammu and Kashmir on Thursday evening. "I pay tribute to soldiers who lost their lives at Pulwama. Our security forces have been given full freedom. We have full faith in their bravery," PM Modi said. "I understand sentiments of those criticising us but I want to urge them, it is an emotional time, stay away from political one-upmanship," the prime minister insisted. In the CCS meeting, India decided to withdraw Most Favoured Nation(MFN) status to Pakistan.

Pulwama terror attack: India summons Pakistan High Commissioner, lodges strong protest

In another move to resume ties with India, <a href="http://wionews.com/india-news/as-rajnath-singh-visits-jk-terrorists-attack-army-patrol-in-kupwara-twice-in-24-hours-142979">Pakistan said "uninterrupted dialogue"</a> was the only way forward for resolution of all disputes with India.

In a weekly briefing, Pakistan's foreign office spokesman<a href="http://wionews.com/videos/deal-with-terrorists-without-distinction-us-tells-pakistan-142923"> said Pakistan was in favour </a>of dialogue with India.

Echoing foreign minister Sushma Swaraj's feelings, India defence minister Nirmala Sitharaman had told reporters on Monday that "talks and terror can't go together", in reference to cross-border terror attacks.

Recently India and Pakistan DGMOs had decided to implement a &nbsp;2003 ceasefire agreement, however, Pakistan troops have been firing on Indian posts along the Line of Control(LoC) in the past week leading the government to rethink its stand on the ceasefire agreement.

Home minister Rajnath Singh is in J&K on a two-day visit to review the security situation in the state where he will also talk with people in the border areas who have faced the brunt of Pakistani fire from across the LoC.

Even as India's home minister arrived in the state, terrorists ambushed an Army patrol in Kupwara and repeated it again on Thursday.

Meanwhile, Pakistan High Commissioner has decided to host an Iftar party in Delhi in which several separatists, lawyers and journalists from the Valley have been invited, raising eyebrows in the government.

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Recently India and Pakistan DGMOs had decided to implement a 2003 ceasefire agreement

In another move to resume ties with India, Pakistan said "uninterrupted dialogue" was the only way forward for resolution of all disputes with India. In a weekly briefing, Pakistan's foreign office spokesman said Pakistan was in favour of dialogue with India. Echoing foreign minister Sushma Swaraj's feelings, India defence minister Nirmala Sitharaman had told reporters on Monday that "talks and terror can't go together", in reference to cross-border terror attacks. Recently India and Pakistan DGMOs had decided to implement a 2003 ceasefire agreement, however, Pakistan troops have been firing on Indian posts along the Line of Control(LoC) in the past week leading the government to rethink its stand on the ceasefire agreement. Home minister Rajnath Singh is in J&K on a two-day visit to review the security situation in the state where he will also talk with people in the border areas who have faced the brunt of Pakistani fire from across the LoC. Even as India's home minister arrived in the state, terrorists ambushed an Army patrol in Kupwara and repeated it again on Thursday. Meanwhile, Pakistan High Commissioner has decided to host an Iftar party in Delhi in which several separatists, lawyers and journalists from the Valley have been invited, raising eyebrows in the government.

Uninterrupted dialogue with India only way to resolve all disputes: Pakistan

Pakistan today said the <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/jk-also-includes-gilgit-baltistan-india-to-pakistan-140153">entire state of Jammu and Kashmir</a>(J&K) is a "disputed" territory and rejected Indian protest against Gilgit-Baltistan Order 2018.

"Everything from history to law to morality to the situation on the ground belies India's spurious claim," Pakistan said.

India had summoned Pakistan's deputy high commissioner Syed Haider Shah&nbspon Sunday and had declared that any attempt to alter the status of any part of the territory of Gilgit-Baltistan order has no legal basis.

India's external affairs ministry said the "entire state of Jammu and Kashmir, which also includes the so-called 'Gilgit-Baltistan' areas, is an integral part of India by virtue of its accession in 1947."

Pakistan, however, called it "propaganda" while rejecting India's claim.

"The baseless Indian propaganda about Gilgit-Baltistan can neither cover up the atrocities being perpetrated by the Indian security forces against the innocent, unarmed Kashmiris in Indian Occupied Kashmir(IOK), nor can it succeed in diverting the attention," Pakistan said.

On J&K, Pakistan said India's protests were "frivolous", rather it should take steps to "vacate its illegal occupation" and "create conditions for faithful implementation of the UN Security Council resolutions."

"As a responsible member of the international community, Pakistan has always taken steps consistent with UN Security Council resolutions on Jammu & Kashmir dispute," Pakistan said, adding that its aim is to "further empower the people of Gilgit and Baltistan."

On J&K, Pakistan said India's protests were "frivolous".

Pakistan today said the entire state of Jammu and Kashmir(J&K) is a "disputed" territory and rejected Indian protest against Gilgit-Baltistan Order 2018. "Everything from history to law to morality to the situation on the ground belies India's spurious claim," Pakistan said. India had summoned Pakistan's deputy high commissioner Syed Haider Shah&nbspon Sunday and had declared that any attempt to alter the status of any part of the territory of Gilgit-Baltistan order has no legal basis. India's external affairs ministry said the "entire state of Jammu and Kashmir, which also includes the so-called 'Gilgit-Baltistan' areas, is an integral part of India by virtue of its accession in 1947." Pakistan, however, called it "propaganda" while rejecting India's claim. "The baseless Indian propaganda about Gilgit-Baltistan can neither cover up the atrocities being perpetrated by the Indian security forces against the innocent, unarmed Kashmiris in Indian Occupied Kashmir(IOK), nor can it succeed in diverting the attention," Pakistan said. On J&K, Pakistan said India's protests were "frivolous", rather it should take steps to "vacate its illegal occupation" and "create conditions for faithful implementation of the UN Security Council resolutions." "As a responsible member of the international community, Pakistan has always taken steps consistent with UN Security Council resolutions on Jammu & Kashmir dispute," Pakistan said, adding that its aim is to "further empower the people of Gilgit and Baltistan."

'Baseless Indian propaganda on Gilgit-Baltistan,' says Pakistan

It is pretty normal for any High Commissioner to go back for consultation and &#39;&#39;We have no comments to offer on why he has gone back,&#39;&#39; said Raveesh Kumar, spokesperson for Ministry of External Affairs on Pakistan High Commissioner Sohail Mahmood.

It&#39;s not a question of recall. It&#39;s routine, he added.

<a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/pak-high-commissioner-to-india-summoned-by-pak-government-to-report-on-harassment-row-35911">Our ambassadors do come for consultation</a>&nbsp;and there is no linkage, he said.&nbsp;

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Earlier Pakistan government called its&nbsp;High Commissioner to India Sohail Mahmood for consultation over the alleged harassment of officials and families of the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi.&nbsp;

Speaking to reporters, Raveesh Kumar said&nbsp;&#39;&#39;We want that our Commission in Islamabad functions smoothly, the officials are not harassed, their work is not obstructed and&nbsp;that the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, 1961 is abided by.&#39;&#39;&nbsp;&nbsp;

&#39;&#39;We have seen reports on issues raised by Pakistan. We will not like to respond through media but will take it up diplomatic channels.We have raised this through diplomatic channels in the past for the safety and security of our envoys,&#39;&#39; he added.

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On Wednesday, the Pakistan government had summoned India&#39;s Deputy High Commissioner J P Singh over the issue.

JP Singh was summoned by Director General (South Asia &amp; SAARC) Mohammad Faisal and a strong protest was lodged at the &quot;maltreatment being meted out to the officials and families of the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi&quot;, according to a statement by the Office of Spokesperson of Pakistan Foreign Affairs Ministry

A demarche was earlier made to the Indian High Commission in Islamabad and the external affairs ministry in Delhi, a diplomatic source was quoted as saying by the Dawn.

The Pakistan High Commission had lodged complaints of harassment with the external affairs ministry last week.

India&#39;s external affairs ministry had assured Pak officials of investing.

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Pakistan government called Pakistan High Commissioner to India Sohail Mahmood for consultation over the alleged harassment of officials and families of the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi

It is pretty normal for any High Commissioner to go back for consultation and ''We have no comments to offer on why he has gone back,'' said Raveesh Kumar, spokesperson for Ministry of External Affairs on Pakistan High Commissioner Sohail Mahmood. It's not a question of recall. It's routine, he added. Our ambassadors do come for consultation and there is no linkage, he said. I am surprised why is this question being raised. He has been called for consultation. This is pretty normal & routine. It is not a recall: Raveesh Kumar, MEA Spokesperson on Pakistan High Commissioner Sohail Mahmood pic.twitter.com/TbpGtcLMmw — ANI (@ANI) March 15, 2018 × Earlier Pakistan government called its High Commissioner to India Sohail Mahmood for consultation over the alleged harassment of officials and families of the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi. Speaking to reporters, Raveesh Kumar said ''We want that our Commission in Islamabad functions smoothly, the officials are not harassed, their work is not obstructed and that the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, 1961 is abided by.'' ''We have seen reports on issues raised by Pakistan. We will not like to respond through media but will take it up diplomatic channels.We have raised this through diplomatic channels in the past for the safety and security of our envoys,'' he added. We won't give details of the issue which we've taken up with Pak Govt. This is something which should be taken up through established diplomatic channels & not published in media. We expect them to look into & resolve those issues: MEA Spox on Indian High Commissioner in Pakistan pic.twitter.com/saRlLGXJSE — ANI (@ANI) March 15, 2018 × On Wednesday, the Pakistan government had summoned India's Deputy High Commissioner J P Singh over the issue. JP Singh was summoned by Director General (South Asia & SAARC) Mohammad Faisal and a strong protest was lodged at the "maltreatment being meted out to the officials and families of the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi", according to a statement by the Office of Spokesperson of Pakistan Foreign Affairs Ministry A demarche was earlier made to the Indian High Commission in Islamabad and the external affairs ministry in Delhi, a diplomatic source was quoted as saying by the Dawn. The Pakistan High Commission had lodged complaints of harassment with the external affairs ministry last week. India's external affairs ministry had assured Pak officials of investing.

Routine, not recall: MEA on Pak High Commissioner to India being called back

Pakistan High Commissioner to India Sohail Mahmood has been called by the Pakistan government for consultation over the alleged harassment of officials and families of the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi, reports said.

On Wednesday, the Pakistan government had summoned India&#39;s Deputy High Commissioner J P Singh over the issue.

J P Singh was summoned by Director General (South Asia &amp; SAARC) Mohammad Faisal and a strong protest was lodged at the &quot;maltreatment being meted out to the officials and families of the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi&quot;, according to a statement by the Office of Spokesperson of Pakistan Foreign Affairs Ministry

A demarche was earlier made to the Indian High Commission in Islamabad and the external affairs ministry in Delhi, a diplomatic source was quoted as saying by the Dawn.

The Pakistan High Commission had lodged complaints of harassment with the external affairs ministry last week.

India&#39;s external affairs ministry had assured Pak officials of investigating the matter.

On Wednesday, the Pakistan government had summoned India's Deputy High Commissioner J P Singh over the issue.

Pakistan High Commissioner to India Sohail Mahmood has been called by the Pakistan government for consultation over the alleged harassment of officials and families of the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi, reports said. On Wednesday, the Pakistan government had summoned India's Deputy High Commissioner J P Singh over the issue. J P Singh was summoned by Director General (South Asia & SAARC) Mohammad Faisal and a strong protest was lodged at the "maltreatment being meted out to the officials and families of the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi", according to a statement by the Office of Spokesperson of Pakistan Foreign Affairs Ministry A demarche was earlier made to the Indian High Commission in Islamabad and the external affairs ministry in Delhi, a diplomatic source was quoted as saying by the Dawn. The Pakistan High Commission had lodged complaints of harassment with the external affairs ministry last week. India's external affairs ministry had assured Pak officials of investigating the matter.

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