<span style="color: #222222;">India has conveyed its concerns on the misuse of the UK's asylum status by the Pro-Khalistani elements to aid and abet terrorist activities in India. It also requested better cooperation with the UK and increased monitoring of UK-based Pro-Khalistan Extremists and take appropriate proactive action. During the 5th India-UK Home Affairs Dialogue, which was held in New Delhi today, India pointed out its concerns over the breach of security of the Indian High Commission.<br />''<br />''The Indian delegation was led by Union Home Secretary Ajay Kumar Bhalla and the UK delegation was led by Permanent Secretary, of the Home Office, Sir Matthew Rycroft.<br />''<br />''AIR correspondent reports that at the ongoing 5th India-UK Home Affairs Dialogue, India clearly told the UK of its concern over the activities of UK-based pro-Khalistani subversives and urged for close monitoring and proactive action against these elements. Last month, India summoned a senior UK diplomat to Delhi to seek an explanation after the Indian High Commission was attacked by a group of pro-Khalistan activists.<br />''<br />''Other security-related issues including cyber security also came up for discussion during the dialogue.   They also discussed cooperation in issues of counter-terrorism, global supply chains, and drug trafficking. Both sides reviewed the ongoing cooperation and identified further steps that can be taken to explore new opportunities.</span>