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Facing robust prospects of being globally blacklisted, Pakistan is hellbent on painting RSS as a terrorist organisation 

How India will continue to keep up the pressure at the FATF meetings so that Pakistan is either downgraded to the Black List or remain in the Grey List? Watch SimplifiedBy on MyNation to find out.

Earlier, Pakistan managed to escape from falling into the blacklist due to the diplomatic support from China, Turkey, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia and the Middle East countries

Pakistan may remain on the grey list of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) beyond February 2020, mainly because of its risk profile and in view of two simultaneous evaluations.

Candidates of Maharashtra have stopped campaigning in the interior areas of Gadchiroli, Aheri and Armori after Maoists have called for a boycott of the Assembly polls. Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman was in Washington attending the annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank. The global watchdog Financial Action Task Force strongly urged Pakistan to complete its action plan by February 2020, until which the country will remain on its grey list. Watch MyNation in 100 seconds for the top headlines of the day from across the country.

 A statement by the Financial Action Task Force said that Pakistan has only addressed five of the 27 action items, with varying levels of progress made on the rest of the action plan.
 

Pakistan was placed on the grey list by the watchdog in June 2018 and was given 15 months to complete implementation of a 27-point action plan, failing which it will be placed in the Black List

The US will exert pressure on Pakistan to refrain it from indulging in any cross-border infiltration or providing material or financial support to terrorist activities in India, particularly in Kashmir.  US officials warned Pakistan of facing an imminent prospect of being blacklisted by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) if Islamabad doesn't act on its commitments against terrorism financing.

Pakistan has been put on the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) blacklist. Watch this video to know what is FATF and why it was formed.

Intelligence agencies are trying to ascertain if they have actually been shut down or have shifted their base to an alternate place. As per sources, there has been a significant dip in the cases of infiltration of terrorists into India.