| The Foreign Office has denied that Islamabad has information on the presence of the Jundallah chief in Pakistan. Talking to a private TV channel, Abdul Basit rejected the Iranian ambassador's claim that the Jundullah chief is hiding in Balochistan. The spokesman said such a statement could harm relations between the two countries. Pakistan and Iran were cooperating in the war on terror, and both countries enjoyed "friendly relations". Basit said that the war on terror in South Waziristan reflected Pakistan's commitment not to allow its territory to be used for activities against any other country. "Pakistan is not involved in terrorist activities ... we are striving hard to eradicate the menace," he said. |