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ISLAMABAD: Pakistan interior minister Rehman Malik says the US has been told to "warn" India not to meddle in the country's affairs and charged New

Delhi with supplying "some kind of terrorism" in Balochistan. Malik claimed President Asif Ali Zardari has been raising the issue in every forum he has been addressing. "When talks with Director CIA were held we said very clearly that India should be warned.

Whatever we are seeing in Baluchistan we've signatures that they are supplying some kind of terrorism and they must stop it," he said.

During the meeting between Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani and his Indian counterpart Manmohan Singh, Malik Said, the issue of Balochistan was raised. "The proof is that the issue was there in the common communique (joint statement) but later it was removed," he said. "When Indian Prime Minister returned back there was pressure in Lok Sabha. We don't know if there is super power in India which is not allowing them to move ahead," Malik said.