India on Tuesday brushed aside Pakistan's "grand gesture" of allowing Kulbhushan Jadhav to meet his wife and mother as an exercise that lacked credibility and one which was meant to bolster the false and unsubstantiated narrative of Jadhav's alleged activities in Pakistan. The two women, wife Chetna and mother Avanti, met foreign minister Sushma Swaraj after they returned from Islamabad late Monday.
In an official reaction shortly after the meeting with Swaraj, in which foreign secretary S Jaishankar and other MEA officials were present, the government noted with regret that Pakistan conducted the meeting in a manner which violated the letter and spirit of the understanding that the two countries had reached earlier.

India on Tuesday brushed aside Pakistan's "grand gesture" of allowing Kulbhushan Jadhav to meet his wife and mother as an exercise that lacked credibility and one which was meant to bolster the false and unsubstantiated narrative of Jadhav's alleged activities in Pakistan. The two women, wife Chetna and mother Avanti, met foreign minister Sushma Swaraj after they returned from Islamabad late Monday.
In an official reaction shortly after the meeting with Swaraj, in which foreign secretary S Jaishankar and other MEA officials were present, the government noted with regret that Pakistan conducted the meeting in a manner which violated the letter and spirit of the understanding that the two countries had reached earlier.