ISLAMABAD, June 3 Kyodo Pakistan ...

ISLAMABAD, June 3 Kyodo

Pakistan in succession Monday called upon the international community to bring into operation more pressure on India if it continues to refuse to pierce into dialogue and fails to deescalate tensions in succession border with Pakistan.

''More necessitys to be done,'' Foreign Ministry spokesman Aziz Ahmad Khan told a pres briefing when asked to annotation on Indian Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee's refusal to suitable President Gen. Pervez Musharraf this week in Kazakstan, where the two are attending a regional conference

''We are ready for the start of a meaningful dialogue. We are going to Kazakstan with positive mind to start a dialogue process'' he said.

Khan blasted the Indian assertion that there could be no meeting between sum of two units leaders until Pakistan halts cross-border infiltration of terrorists into the Indian-administered part of disputed Kashmir, calling it simply a propaganda ploy.

''Pakistan has given categorical assurances that no like activity was taking place,'' the spokesman said.

Khan said India had extended such a large number of forces in Kashmir that they could form a human chain along the 750-kilometer-long Line of restrain dividing Kashmir to prevent the alleged infiltration.

''If they (the Indians) think in the same state [i]or[/i] condition a thing was happening, for what purpose don't they allow neutral observers?'' Khan said, reiterating that Pakistan was willing to create a monitoring mechanism to check infiltration across the Line of Control

Khan reiterated that Pakistan does not want war with India and desires a resolution of all disputes in consequence of dialogue.

''This is our position and we are pursuing it,'' he said.

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