Paris, Dec 14 : Pakistan''s Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has said that India was aware of Islamabad''s response if India attacks Pakistan.

Condemning the Mumbai attacks, Qureshi said that they have extended their sympathy to the Indian Government.

"Both India and Pakistan have equally fallen victim to terrorism however, considering Pakistan responsible for terrorism in the region could not help curb this menace. India knows Pakistan''s sacrifices that it laid down in combating terrorism," The News quoted Qureshi. as saying.

New Delhi  - British Prime Minister Gordon Brown met his Indian counterpart Manmohan Singh on Sunday to discuss the security situation in the region and counter-terrorism issues following the Mumbai terrorist attacks.

Brown is on an unscheduled visit to India and Pakistan to calm tensions between nuclear-armed neighbours after Indian security agencies accused a Pakistan-based militant group of masterminding the November 26 carnage.

Islamabad/New Delhi  - India's Air Force (IAF) Sunday dismissed reports that its fighter jets had violated Pakistan's airspace and said they had received no complaint from Islamabad.

Responding to Pakistan's allegations that Indian military aircraft had entered its airspace late on Saturday night, an IAF spokesman in Delhi said, "There has not been any airspace violation by Indian Air Force as has been alleged".

Citing the Pakistani Air Force, broadcaster GEO TV reported that the Indian fighter jets flew over the Pakistani part of divided Kashmir and near Lahore.

Islamabad, Dec. 14 : Jamaat-e-Islami (JI) senators on Saturday filed an adjournment motion in the Pakistani Senate against the government''s decision to ban the Jamaat-ud-Daawa (JuD).

"After its diplomatic failure at the UN, the government of Pakistan has also opted to ban this one of the most committed and highly-professional charity organisation," The News quoted JI senators as saying in their adjournment motion filed at the Senate Secretariat.

They said that after the ex-parte proceedings against Pakistan, the UN Security Council had banned certain charity organisations of Pakistan, including the Jamaat-ud-Daawa.

Lahore, Dec. 14 : The Pakistan Army moved medium and heavy military artillery vehicles from the Lahore Cantonment area to the north of Punjab on Saturday, causing a scare in the minds of the general public about an eminent offensive with India.

However, the Director-General of the Inter-Services Public Relations, Major-General Athar Abbas, described the military movement as being part of routine winter military exercises.

Lahore, Dec. 14 : Jihadi leaders, including five belonging to the banned Jamaat-ud-Dawa organization, who were placed under preventive detention, will be let off soon if there is no evidence of their involvement in the Mumbai terrorist attacks, the chief of police in Pakistan''s Punjab Province, Inspector General of Police (IGP) Shaukat Javed has said.

Javed was quoted by The News as saying that "No activist or worker of the Jamaat-ud-Daawa has been detained because it is not required under the UN Security Council resolution."