Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has issued a warning to India claiming that the move to strip Kashmir out of its special status could lead to a war and the "ethnic cleansing" of Muslims in the restive Himalayan region.

Ministry of External Affairs (India) pointed out how Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan made a 'glaring admission' of having 30,000-40,000 militants residing on its soil, advising Islamabad that it is time when they must take a 'credible and irreversible action' against the militant groups.

Amid fear of getting blacklisted and a deadline approaching fast to take sturdy action against the terrorist organisations in the Pakistan, 20 terror camps have reportedly been shut in the Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK). Another data shows that there were no infiltration attempt and cross-border action on the Line of Control (LoC) during the summers.

Rejecting Pakistan's claims that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is willing to have a dialogue with the neighbouring nation to improve bilateral talks, MEA claimed that India’s response to Pakistan’s congratulatory messages was a diplomatic exercise.

On his first visit to Sri Lanka after Easter bombings, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that the terror cannot defeat any country's spirit.

Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Thursday wrote a letter to his Indian counterpart Dr. Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, extending his wishes for his appointment as External Affairs Minister.

Pakistan is likely to stay on the grey list when its position will be reviewed by the Financial Action Task Force in June, reports WION quoting an official from FATF member countries on Wednesday.

Though Imran Khan has given a fresh proposal for talks, India's stand is loud and clear that they are not engaging in any kind of dialogues with Pakistan till they take a stringent action against terrorism prevailing in their boundaries.

The MEA said that here we have provided all proof against Masood Azhar to China and would continue to pursue all available avenues to ensure that terrorist leaders involved in attacks on Indian citizens were brought to justice.

A total of eight blasts rocked Sri Lanka Capital Colombo and nearby regions; the blasts struck 3 churches and luxury hotels with a high frequency of foreigners on the day of Easter celebrations.