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The reaction came shortly after the newly-appointed Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi claimed that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi had written a letter to Imran Khan and indicated beginning of talks between the two China water jet loom countries..In his letter to the 22nd Prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan, PM Modi wrote that India is committed to peaceful neighbourly ties with the country. We have long-standing issues; both of us know these problems. We will have to admit that we are facing problems, we must admit that Kashmir is a reality.“There is a need for continued and uninterrupted dialogue with India.“These issues are complicated and we may face hurdles in resolving them, but we must engage. We are neighbours.PM Modi further said, “India is looking for constructive and meaningful engagement with Pakistan,” news agency PTI reported quoting official sources.In his maiden address to the nation after being sworn-in as the prime minister, Imran Khan said that Pakistan will work to have “best relations with all neighbours”.

”Qureshi also stressed on the need for “continued” and “uninterrupted” dialogue with India, saying that both the countries “cannot afford adventurism”. The Islamabad declaration is a part of our history,” he added.Addressing his maiden conference as the foreign minister of Pakistan, Qureshi said: “India and Pakistan have to move forward keeping realities before them. With peace (with neighbours) we cannot bring peace in Pakistan,” Imran Khan said.He also stressed upon the need to work for a terror-free South Asia. But we have no other option but to engage in dialogue.The foreign minister also spoke on the Kashmir issue, saying both the countries should “face the realities”.

We cannot afford adventurism,” Qureshi said.New Delhi: India on Monday confirmed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrote a letter to his newly-elected Pakistani counterpart Imran Khan, congratulating him for his appointment.However, the letter by PM Modi did not state anything about new proposal for dialogue with Pakistan, highly-placed government sources told news agency ANI.“I have talked to all neighbours and Insha-Allah, we will improve relations with all neighbours