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India declines Pakistan’s offer for talks on Kashmir
“Modi should first stand accountable to the worldwide community for unending and perpetual atrocities against Kashmiris, Muslims and Dalits in Kashmir and in India”, said Bilawal, chairman of Pakistan People’s Party (PPP).
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External Affairs Ministry Spokesperson Vikas Swarup had said: “India would welcome a dialogue on contemporary and relevant issues in India-Pakistan relations”.
The interior minister stressed the need to “take time out to reflect and sit together to try and work out the problems and reservations that we might harbour towards each other” instead of engaging in blame games and taking swipes at each other. It’s for the good of both countries; it’s for the good of the region.
Asserting that it’s important that Pakistan do the utmost to prevent terrorists from carrying out acts of terror – not just in Pakistan, but elsewhere in the region, he further said that it’s important that there’s greater collaboration and greater dialogue.
“Without access, we can only fear the worst”, said Zeid.
“I deeply regret that our requests for access have not been granted”, said the High Commissioner who has sought access for a team to visit both Jammu and Kashmir and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) to independently and thoroughly look into allegations of human rights violations.
India is willing to send its diplomat to Pakistan to discuss cross border terrorism, reported Reuters on Wednesday.
“Modi should first stand accountable to the global community for unending and perpetual atrocities against Kashmiris, Muslims and Dalits in held Kashmir and India”.
“People of Balochistan, Gilgit and PoK have thanked me a lot in past few days, I am grateful to them”. Indian children were traumatized. This is the example of our humanity, but there are some countries who glorify terrorists.
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Last week, Adviser to the Prime Minister on Foreign Affairs Sartaj Aziz had announced Pakistan was ready for dialogue with India on Kashmir, in response to which India listed issues that must be addressed before any progress is possible.