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No bilateral sporting ties with Pakistan, but cricket team for Asia Cup won’t be stopped: Sports Ministry

NEW DELHI, (PTI):- India and Pakistan won’t engage in any bilateral sporting clash but the cricket team will not be stopped from playing the multi-lateral Asia Cup next month, the Sports Ministry said on Thursday.

The ministry unveiled the new policy with regard to India’s international engagements with emphasis on Pakistan. Sources said it is effective immediately.

“India’s approach to sports events involving Pakistan reflects its overall policy in dealing with that country,” states the ministry policy.

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