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PM Narendra Modi holds talks with Nawaz Sharif, speaks about 26/11
The two leaders had a firm handshake and posed for photographers before heading towards the meeting room for talks at the ceremonial Hyderabad House.
According to sources, no breakthrough was expected during the meeting which will provide the two leaders an opportunity to cultivate personal relations which may go a long a way in reducing tensions but there were some tough points that MOdi put forth Sharif.According to Times Now during the meeting Modi raised five points with Sharif - terror attacks must end, 26/11 trail unsatisfactory, no action against 26/11 plotters, regional co-operation terror, Home Secy talks due.
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Terror
attacks
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Sharif had on May 26 said he was carrying a message of peace
Ahead of his meeting, Sharif had on Monday said he was carrying a message of peace and intends to pick up the threads with India's new leader Narendra Modi from where he and then Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee left off in 1999.
Both governments have a strong mandate and this could help in "turning a new page in our relations", the Pakistan Prime Minister had said. Sharif's visit is seen as significant by political observers here given that hardline elements in Pakistan have expressed their unhappiness over his responding to the invitation positively.
Sources said it is expected that the Pakistan leader will also extend a formal invitation to Modi for a visit. Sharif will leave for Pakistan later in the day.
PTI
