NEW DELHI: India on Wednesday ruled out dialogue and participation in SAARC Summit based on the Kartarpur initiative and pulled up Pakistan PM Imran Khan for dragging Kashmir issue at the groundbreaking ceremony of the corridor.“There will be no dialogue with Pakistan unless it desists from terrorist activities against India,” External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said in Hyderabad on Wednesday, in a rebuff to Pakistan a day after Islamabad said it would invite Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the SAARC summit.She also said the Kartarpur corridor initiative was not linked to the dialogue process with Pakistan.“Unless and until Pakistan stops terrorist activities in India there will be no dialogue and we will not participate in SAARC,” Swaraj told at a press meet in Hyderabad.India has been asking for a corridor, which will facilitate visa-free travel of Indian Sikh pilgrims to Gurdwara Darbar Sahib in Kartarpur, for many years she said. “But that does not mean that bilateral talks will start only on this,” she said, adding terror and talks cannot go together.Pakistan Foreign Office Spokesman Mohammad Faisal had said on Tuesday that prime minister Modi will be invited to that country for the SAARC summit. In Delhi pulling up Pak PM, MEA official Spokesperson said, “It is deeply regrettable that the Prime Minister of Pakistan chose to politicise the pious occasion meant to realise the long pending demand of the Sikh community to develop a Kartarpur corridor by making unwarranted reference to Jammu and Kashmir which is an integral and inalienable part of India.”