India clarified its non-involvement in reported Track 2 dialogues with Pakistan, emphasizing these meetings are private initiatives without government recognition or participation.
India-Pakistan relations remain strained
Jun 29, 2026
04:35 pm
What's the storyIndia has distanced itself from reports of a Track 2 dialogue with Pakistan, stating that there is no official involvement or support from the Indian government.
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri clarified that such meetings are private initiatives and do not hold any official value.
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