LAHORE, Dec 22 (1986): India and Pakistan pledged yesterday not to support terrorists and agreed to step up military co-operation along their border. A joint statement after two days of talks in Lahore said the two countries will hold further discussions on terrorism and illegal border crossings. The talks were aimed principally at tackling one of the main points of discord between the countries - alleged Pakistani involvement in encouraging violence by Sikh extremists campaigning for independence in...
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