Pakistan Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) were involved in acts of terrorism and were not in control of the government. “Pakistan’s government and state institutions are committed to the war against terror but they have lost the control over the terrorist groups who have strong support from Pakistani extremist groups. In Pakistan’s view, in the given situation, what is needed is more accurate alignment in the perception and interests of Afghanistan, Pakistan, US/Nato and countries in the region that have stakes in the struggle against terrorism. It will be helpful to win the war against terror besides dispelling mutual misgivings among them. We have enhanced our engagement with all concerned,” said the spokesman at the Foreign Office at an online media briefing. The spokesman took exception to charges of any terrorist infrastructure on the Pakistani soil. “There is no terrorist infrastructure in Pakistan. But there are lot of evidence has been handed over to Pakistan about the terrorist camp in POK and which are fully financed by Pakistani ISI.