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Representative Pramila Jayapal of the House Foreign Affairs Committee had presented a goals asking the Indian government to lift the correspondences clampdown in Kashmir.

Association Minister of External Affairs S. Jaishankar dropped a gathering with the top initiative of the US House Foreign Affairs Committee after they demanded that backers of two late draft goals scrutinizing India be available at the gathering.

The Washington Post investigated Thursday that Jaishankar, who is in Washington for '2+2' chats with the US, should meet with the "executive of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Rep. Eliot L. Engel (D-N.Y.), the council's top Republican, Rep. Michael McCaul (Tex.), and others, including Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.)".

Jayapal told the Washington Post that Indian authorities educated the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the outer issues priest would not meet with the administrators if the gathering incorporated the Indian-American congresswoman. The HFAC seat won't and Indian authorities dropped the gathering, Jayapal told the US paper.

The US official later tweeted that the crossing out of the gathering was "profoundly upsetting". "It just assists that the Indian government isn't happy to tune in to any dispute whatsoever," she tweeted.

The US legislator presented a goals in the Congress on December 6 encouraging the Indian government to lift the interchanges clampdown, discharge political prisoners and protect strict opportunity in Kashmir.

Following the Washington Post's report, Jaishankar revealed to Indian journalists that he didn't imagine that it was a "reasonable comprehension of circumstance in Jammu and Kashmir or reasonable portrayal of what Government of India is doing".

"I have no enthusiasm for meeting her," Jaishankar included.