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Australia's foreign minister Marise Payne

Pakistan must take urgent action against terror groups in its territory: Australia

| @indiablooms | Feb 26, 2019, at 08:13 pm

Canberra, Feb 26 (IBNS): The Australian government has expressed worry over the deteriorating relation between the nuclear-armed neighbours India and Pakistan, especially in the wake of the February 14 attack in Pulwama that killed 40 Indian soldiers.

"Pakistan must take urgent and meaningful action against terrorist groups in its territory, including Jaish-e-Mohammed which has claimed responsibility for the 14 February bombing, and Lashkar-e-Taiba," said Australia's foreign minister Marise Payne.

"Pakistan must do everything possible to implement its own proscription of Jaish-e-Mohammed. It can no longer allow extremist groups the legal and physical space to operate from its territory," the minister said in a statement on Tuesday.

These steps, Australia believes, would make a substantial contribution to easing tensions and resolving the underlying causes of conflict.

"Australia urges both sides to exercise restraint, avoid any action which would endanger peace and security in the region and engage in dialogue to ensure that these issues are resolved peacefully," the minister added.

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