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NEW DELHI (India): India said on Sunday that it would reply in one day to an offer from Pakistan’s Prime Minister Zafarullah Khan Jamali to ceasefire on the Line of Control (LoC).

An Indian Foreign Ministry official when contacted said India would react to the offer on Monday. "We will react tomorrow," Indian Foreign Ministry spokesman Navtej Sarna said.

Aviation talks next Month

Another report says that the second round of two-day Pak-India talks on reopening aerial links will take place in New Delhi from December 1 with Pakistan hoping that India would give solid guarantees that it would not stop flights unilaterally in the future.

Pakistani Civil Aviation Authority delegation led by Additional Secretary Maj Gen Ashraf Chaudhary would proceed to Delhi by end this month and hold a two-day talks on the prospects of opening aerial routes. The Indian side will be led by their Director-General Civil Aviation Satendara Singh.

A senior official hoped if India gives such a guarantee only then the aerial routes would be open, though Indian move to stop flights had backfired in the sense that India suffered the most and now their political leaders are repenting on the ill-conceived move.