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Srinagar,May 29
The state Government has conveyed
to the centre its
displeasure over what it calls breach of trust
committed by the chief of Forum for Dialogue and
Reconciliation,Ms Shoba Barua.
Official sources said today that Ms Barua had assured
the state Government that those former diplomats from
Pakistan,who have been invited to the Forum
conference
in Srinagar,would be restricted to the deliberations
within the conference hall of a hotel.
The official sources said that "we were amazed to
find that two former diplomats from Pakistan,Khan
Mohd.Hammyun and Mr Arif Kamal ,found ample time in the
state's summer capital in meeting a cross section
of
Kashmiri separatists.Sources said that during the last
two days these Pak diplomats met chairman APHC,Molvi
Umar Farooq,Chief of Tehrikk Hurriyat Conference,Syed
Ali Shah Geelani,and the JKLF Chief,Mohd.yasin Malik.
Asked what action the Government proposed against
these former diplomats and the organiser of
the
conference on Kashmir a senior Government officer said
"it is upto the Government of India to consider some
action.We cannot do anything."He said before the
start of the two-day conference Ms Barua had assured
the state Government that she will not allow former
diplomats from Pakistan to meet any
separatist
leader.She had informed the Government that the
purpose of the visit of the two former diplomats was
to speak at the conference.
He said it was for the Government of India to "lodge
a protest with Islamabad against the activities of its
two former diplomats
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