India's leader: Terror camps still exist in Pakistan

India's prime minister says Pakistan's leader has kept none of his promises over the past six months.

India's leader: Terror camps still exist in Pakistan
Tue, 04 Jun, 2002 - 07:07

India's prime minister says Pakistan's leader has kept none of his promises over the past six months.

Prime Minister Vajpayee says cross-border infiltration by militants and violence in Kashmir has increased.

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