But Foreign Secretary level talk scheduled on 25 August in Islamabad was called off last minute by India following Pakistani high commissioner 's meeting with secessionist leaders from Jammu & Kashmir at high commission in Delhi . Which further jeopardized a potential Modi-Sharif meeting in New York at the sidelines of UNGA . Later External Affairs Minister Swaraj said that " there is no full stop in diplomacy " referring the future course of action in Indo-Pak relation . Meanwhile the two sides got engaged into an ugly gun-firing along the International border and the line of control as well with India accusing Pakistan of violating cease-fire agreement which had further damaged the already shaky bilateral ties . Later Pakistan tried to internationalize the issue by seeking United Nations intervention but the world body refused to interfere and asked the two party to settle the dispute . India accused Pakistan not following Simla Agreement where both sides agreed to resolve the Kashmir issue only through bilateral means . Now the two leader will be in Kathmandu , Nepal to attend the 18th SAARC summit scheduled for 26 – 27 November . But experts anticipate the success of the upcoming summit depending upon how India and Pakistan will manage their differences
18th SAARC summit
18th SAARC summit
South Asian foreign policy of the Narendra Modi government