Mishra, who holds the Tourism and Water portfolio in the AAP government, claimed that elements against whom Indian soldiers are fighting at the border have been called to "investigate" terror strikes in India.
"For the first time in independent India, Pakistani spy agency ISI's team was called by the Indian government. They say Pakistani agency will probe terror strikes in India. Pakistan's ISI has been called to India to probe the Pathankot attacks.
Mishra, an MLA from Karawal Nagar , was speaking at an event to mark Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose's birth anniversary here.
Later, through a series of tweets, Mishra sought to clarify his statements and charged that the BJP government was the first to bend before Pakistan "to this extent".
"At the event to honour ex-servicemen held at Bawana, questions cropped up as to why the government was appearing to bend before Pakistan.
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