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Pak will 'reciprocate' Indian troop withdrawal

Pakistan will 'reciprocate' any withdrawal of Indian forces from border areas, foreign ministry spokesman Aziz Ahmed Khan said on Monday.

"Once India starts withdrawing, our forces will reciprocate," Khan told a press briefing.

"We were obliged to send our forces to forward positions only in a defensive posture after India deployed its forces. We will reciprocate that particular gesture. I think it's a very desirable thing that should be done immediately," he said.

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