国际英语新闻：Pakistan, India agree to continue dialogue process

"We have said that if there are individuals who cross over the Line of Control, deal with them firmly and Pakistan will cooperate, " Qureshi said.

He said there is a mechanism to deal with the infiltration and that he suggested that Director General Military Operations should talk on weekly basis to take up the issue.

Qureshi assured the Indian foreign minister that Pakistan will not allow its soils to be used against India and also requested the Indian Foreign Minister to ensure that Indian soils should also not be used against Pakistan.

The Indian foreign minister denied his country's involvement in the situation of Pakistan's southwestern Balochistan province and said that Pakistan has not provided any evidence to India about the alleged involvement. He said India does not want destabilization of Pakistan as it is not in the interest of India itself.

Krishna also met Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Yusuf Raza Gilani, who insisted on the revival of the bilateral dialogue process known as Composite Dialogue. He will hold meetings with Pakistani political leaders on Friday.