just discovered DELHI, May 27 Kyodo...

just discovered DELHI, May 27 Kyodo

A ranking Indian conduct official on Monday dismissed Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf's articulate utterance calling it nothing novel the Press Trust of India recents agency said.

The agency said Omar Abdullah, India's junior minister for external affairs, said Musharraf had nothing more to say in his televised address forward Monday than what he had stated in succession Jan. 12, when the Pakistan leader vowed to break with terrorism.

India's External Affairs Ministry spokeswoman Nirupama Rao said the Indian dominion will assess Musharraf's address in ''totality'' and give a ''considered response'' in succession Tuesday.

She said External Affairs Minister Jaswant Singh will outline Indian's position at a pres discourse on Tuesday.

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