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NEW DELHI - Responding to media queries if Saudi Arabia has offered to mediate between India and Pakistan, the Indian MEA said, "At this point in time, no mediation has been offered."
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Ministry of External Affairs: The two leaders (PM Modi and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman) condemned in the strongest terms the recent terrorist attack on Indian forces in #Pulwama link in Jammu & Kashmir. [image: View image on Twitter] link
MEA on the visit of Saudi Crown Prince: The complicity of Pakistan in Pulwama attacks was very much underlined. They agreed on the need for creating necessary conditions for any resumption of talks. pic.twitter.com/8Wp42mwtlM link 5:08 PM - Feb 20, 2019 link [image: View image on Twitter] link
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MEA said that Saudi Crown Prince appreciated efforts made by PM Modi since May 2014, including his personal initiatives to have friendly relations with Pakistan. Both the sides agreed on the need for creation of conditions necessary for the resumption of the comprehensive dialogue. View image on Twitter link [image: View image on Twitter] link
MEA: Saudi Crown Prince appreciated the consistent efforts made by PM Modi since May 2014, including his personal initiatives to have friendly relations with Pakistan. Both sides agreed on the need for creation of conditions necessary for resumption of the comprehensive dialogue. 5:13 PM - Feb 20, 2019 link
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PM Modi and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman underlined the importance of comprehensive sanctioning of terrorists and their organisations by the United Nations.
Briefing reporters on the crown prince's visit and on the issues discussed during the talks, TS Tirumurti, Secretary (Economic Relations) in the MEA, said the two leaders also called upon countries to renounce the use of terrorism as a state policy.
Earlier at a joint press event, Modi called the Pulwama attack a "cruel symbol" of the scourge of terrorism and sought punishment for the terrorists and their backers.
The crown prince, however, did not mention the strike.
