Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has asked Pakistan to stop its State policy of using terror. He also said India is ready to normalize the issues with Pakistan if they can change their terror policy.

"India's message is that India seeks to normalise its relationship with Pakistan. But the only obstacle is that it should shed its old attitude of using terror as a state policy,"—he said.

Manmohan has also asked Pakistan to take action against the culprits of 26/11 Mumbai attacks. When questioned about the evidence provided to Pakistan Government, Singh said that India has provided sufficient information to take action on the culprits.

"We have supplied our material and evidence for them to carry out investigation. Although the tragedy took place in India, the conspiracy took place in Pakistan. Pakistan has admitted to this. We want them to bring to book the culprits involved in the November 26 attacks," he said.

When question on India’s help to Afghanistan he said "We have not supplied any arms, we are also helping them in construction and financing of projects in power health and education sectors. Until today we have committed $1.5 billion in Afghanistan. Not only people of Afghanistan are appreciating but Europe and American leaders are of the same view. As far as Afghanistan is concerned, I agree that we have to sail in these difficult waters," he said.