The first meeting of the joint anti-terrorism mechanism set up by India and Pakistan met on Tuesday in Islamabad.
India will give proof of the involvement of Pakistan-based terrorists in recent attacks in the country.
Pakistan, which had earlier said it will not allow the set-up to be a one-way channel, will ask India to stop backing the Baloch rebels.
Importantly, Pakistan will also ask India for the details about the Samjhauta Express blasts, which killed 68 people - mostly Pakistanis.
India might not share any information about the blasts till detailed investigations are over.
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