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India dismisses Pak. charges

New Delhi Aug.19. India today dismissed Pakistan's allegation that New Delhi was involved in attacks on churches and other minority institutions.

Dubbing the allegations as ``baseless and rubbish'', a spokesperson for the Ministry of External Affairs said it was Pakistan which was involved in promoting and encouraging terrorism in other countries. — UNI

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