Pak readies dossier on India's involvement in terror activities, Sartaj Aziz to hand it over to Ajit Doval: Reports

July 24, 2015

New Delhi, Jul 24: Pakistan has prepared a dossier on India's alleged role in instigating terror activities in Karachi and Balochistan, as per reports on Thursday.

Pakistan's National Security Advisor Sartaj Aziz has reportedly confirmed that the dossier will be handed over to his Indian counterpart Ajit Doval when the two will meet in Delhi next month.

As per reports, ?the dossier will contain alleged evidence of India's involvement in unrest in Karachi and Balochistan.

During their meeting, both the NSAs are likely to discuss all issues related to terrorism.

Last month, a worker of Pakistan's MQM party had given a statement about India's RAW funding unrest in Karachi to London's police HQ, Scotland Yard.

Today's developments come in the backdrop of July 10 meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his counterpart Nawaz Sharif in Russia which India and Pakistan had decided to revive the stalled dialogue process and quicken the Mumbai attack case trial.

In their first bilateral talks in over an year, the two leaders had met for nearly an hour in Ufa's Congress Hall on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit and had decided that Doval and Aziz would meet in New Delhi either next month or in September to discuss "all issues connected to terrorism", as per PTI.

Modi and Sharif had held bilateral talks in May last year in New Delhi when the Pakistan PM came to attend swearing-in ceremony of the Indian leader.

They came face-to- face in Kathmandu in November last for the SAARC Summit but only exchanged pleasantries.

Foreign Secretaries of the two countries were to meet in August last year in Islamabad but the talks were cancelled by India which protested the Pakistani envoy in Delhi meeting Kashmiri separatist leaders ahead of the parleys.

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IndiGo offers full waiver on cancellations, reschedule requests for bookings between Dec 5 and 15

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December 6,2025

With IndiGo flight disruptions impacting thousands of passengers, the airline on Saturday said that it will offer full waiver on all cancellations/reschedule requests for travel bookings between December 5, 2025 and December 15, 2025.

Earlier in the day, the civil aviation ministry had directed the airline to complete the ticket refund process for the cancelled flights by Sunday evening, as well as ensure baggage separated from the travellers are delivered in the next two days.

In a post on X, titled 'No questions asked', IndiGo wrote, "In response to recent events, all refunds for your cancellations will be processed automatically to your original mode of payment."

"We are deeply sorry for the hardships caused," it further added.

Several passengers, however, complained of not getting full refund as promised by the airline.

Netizens have shared screenchots of getting charged for airline cancellation fee and convenience fee.

"Please tell me why u have did this airline cancellation charges when u say full amount will be refunded (sic)," a user wrote sharing a screenshot of the refund page.

"Well, but you have still debited the convenience charges," wrote another.

Passengers have also raised concerns about the "cancel" option being disabled on the IndiGo app. "First enable the 'Cancel' button on your App & offer full refund on tickets cancelled by customers between the said dates," wrote a user.

A day after the country's largest airline, IndiGo, cancelled more than 1,000 flights and caused disruptions for the fifth day on Saturday, the ministry said that any delay or non-compliance in refund processing will invite immediate regulatory action.

The refund process for all cancelled or disrupted flights must be completed by 8 pm on Sunday, the ministry said in a statement.

"Airlines have also been instructed not to levy any rescheduling charges for passengers whose travel plans were affected by cancellations," it said.

On Saturday, more than 400 flights were cancelled at various airports.

IndiGo has also been instructed to set up dedicated passenger support and refund facilitation cells.

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