Islamabad, Mar 30: Peoples Democratic Party president, Mehbooba Mufti, on Sunday advocated the involvement of separatist leadership and militant groups, particularly Hizbul Mujahideen, in the future talks on the political future of Kashmir while suggesting a 3-pronged approach to resolve the dispute.
Islamabad, Mar 30 (UNI) Asserting that India and Pakistan should intensify their efforts to build mutual cooperation, National Conference president Omar Abdullah today said the Kashmir issue cannot be frozen and left for the future generation.
Flabbergasted- is it too heavy a word to describe the current state of mind of the Kashmir leadership. It is dumbfounded. It is bewildered over the warmth shown by the Pakistan political leaderships towards pro-India leaders of the state during past few years.
Islamabad, Mar 30: Asserting that people of Jammu and Kashmir were eager to find an honourable and dignified solution to the Kashmir imbroglio, National Conference president Omar Abdullah has said that Kashmir issue cannot be frozen and left for the future generation.
Welcoming the Centre’s decision to establish one of the five proposed Indian Institutes of Management (IIM) in Jammu and Kashmir, People’s Democratic Party (PDP) today reiterated its demand for declaring the state a special education zone (SEZ).
Islamabad, Mar.30 : Pakistan Prime Minister Makhdoom Yousuf Raza Gilani has said that the success of the confidence building measures introduced jointly by his country and India since 2004 would be dependent on the resolution of the Kashmir dispute.
Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gillani today trumpeted Pakistan’s long-standing policy on Kashmir saying “sacrifices” of Kashmiri people will not go waste, and their “aspirations” will be taken on board while resolving the vexed issue.
Srinagar, Mar 29: The United Progressive Alliance chairperson Sonia Gandhi on Saturday said the situation in Jammu and Kashmir was more peaceful and called for redoubling efforts to usher in “an era of complete peace and well-being.”
India’s ruling party chief Sonia Gandhi on Saturday said she prayed peace would return to insurgency-hit Indian Kashmir as she opened Asia’s largest tulip garden in the Himalayan foothills.
A human rights group in Indian Kashmir called Friday for a probe into whether nearly 1,000 unmarked graves held bodies of people who have “disappeared” in a deadly revolt in the region.