Fakhar Imam welcomes Trump’s Kashmir mediation offer
ISLAMABAD: The Chairman of Special Committee on Kashmir, Syed Fakhar Imam, on Friday respected the announcement of US President Donald Trump who emphasized his idea to intercede on the long-standing issue of Kashmir, a bone of dispute among India and Pakistan.
In his press talks at the White House on Thursday, Mr Trump emphasized his idea to intercede on the Kashmir debate.
Conversing with columnists in his chamber at the Parliament House, Mr Imam said delegates of Kashmiris must be accepted if India and Pakistan sat on the table for a discourse.
Mr Imam said that the second articulation of President Trump on the Kashmir issue was an unmistakable sign that the US truly needed to get the issue made plans to guarantee harmony in South Asia.
He said no US president had ever issued such an announcement before.
"Articulations of Mr Donald Trump are a silver covering for goals of the Kashmir contest," Mr Imam said.
The Kashmir advisory group director said that following the announcement of the US president, India ought to return to its position on the Kashmir debate and want converses with Pakistan.
He said the US had now understood that war between the two atomic furnished nations would acquire enormous annihilation and devastation the two nations and discourse was the main choice to turn away such a fiasco.
Mr Imam said that India had crossed all cutoff points of oppression and human rights infringement in India-held Kashmir as around 1 Lac Kashmiris had been martyred, a huge number of ladies assaulted and many others lost their visual perception because of utilization of pellet firearms by Indian security powers.
Leader of Azad Jammu and Kashmir Masood Khan likewise invited Mr Trump's new idea of intervention on the Kashmir issue and said the individuals of Jammu and Kashmir and Pakistan would co-work with the US president's drive.
Conversing with the media at the Jammu and Kashmir House, the AJK president lamented that India had by and by rejected the offer.
He said that the US ought to influence India to talk about the issue with Pakistan on the table as opposed to attempting to determine the issue through military methods.
Mr Khan was of the view there was another chance of harmony for the individuals of South Asia, incorporating those living in Jammu and Kashmir.
"I request to political powers and common society of India to change the Indian government's nearsighted 'No' into a 'Yes' for strategy," he said.
Mr Khan said that the Kashmir contest had three gatherings: Pakistan, India and the individuals of Jammu and Kashmir.
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Conversing with columnists in his chamber at the Parliament House, Mr Imam said delegates of Kashmiris must be accepted if India and Pakistan sat on the table for a discourse.
Mr Imam said that the second articulation of President Trump on the Kashmir issue was an unmistakable sign that the US truly needed to get the issue made plans to guarantee harmony in South Asia.
He said no US president had ever issued such an announcement before.
"Articulations of Mr Donald Trump are a silver covering for goals of the Kashmir contest," Mr Imam said.
The Kashmir advisory group director said that following the announcement of the US president, India ought to return to its position on the Kashmir debate and want converses with Pakistan.
He said the US had now understood that war between the two atomic furnished nations would acquire enormous annihilation and devastation the two nations and discourse was the main choice to turn away such a fiasco.
Mr Imam said that India had crossed all cutoff points of oppression and human rights infringement in India-held Kashmir as around 1 Lac Kashmiris had been martyred, a huge number of ladies assaulted and many others lost their visual perception because of utilization of pellet firearms by Indian security powers.
President of Azad Jammu and Kashmir
Leader of Azad Jammu and Kashmir Masood Khan likewise invited Mr Trump's new idea of intervention on the Kashmir issue and said the individuals of Jammu and Kashmir and Pakistan would co-work with the US president's drive.
Conversing with the media at the Jammu and Kashmir House, the AJK president lamented that India had by and by rejected the offer.
He said that the US ought to influence India to talk about the issue with Pakistan on the table as opposed to attempting to determine the issue through military methods.
Mr Khan was of the view there was another chance of harmony for the individuals of South Asia, incorporating those living in Jammu and Kashmir.
"I request to political powers and common society of India to change the Indian government's nearsighted 'No' into a 'Yes' for strategy," he said.
Mr Khan said that the Kashmir contest had three gatherings: Pakistan, India and the individuals of Jammu and Kashmir.
Fakhar Imam welcomes Trump’s Kashmir mediation offer
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