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| Omar welcomes Zardari’s statement on Kashmir | | | Early Times Reporter
Srinagar | Sep 10
Omar Abdullah, President J&K National Conference, has welcomed the statement of President of Pakistan, Asif Ali Zardari that some positive major developments will happen about Kashmir before the Parliamentary elections in India.
Omar said this is a welcome statement coming from the Pakistan President and urged the Prime Minister of India Dr. Manmohan Singh to use all resources at his disposal to ensure that a sustainable, viable, honorable and acceptable solution to the Kashmir imbroglio is found at the earliest as per the aspirations of the people of Jammu & Kashmir.
Omar said opportunity has knocked our door again to find a solution to the Kashmir issue and India should not lag behind in any way to help in the resolution of the Kashmir issue. He said ‘despite my repeated request to all the concerned quarters we missed an opportunity at the time of President Parvez Musharaf’ and if we miss this opportunity, history may not spare us for the blame.
National Conference President said the Prime Minister should immediately constitute a Kashmir Group, comprising of various political parties that could facilitate the process of dialogue with Pakistan.
Omar said the problem of Kashmir can only be resolved by a political solution and this solution can only be found if India, Pakistan and the people of both sides of Jammu and Kashmir are taken on board and a sincere and genuine effort is made by all the parties to resolve the issue. He also urged the Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari to put the process of resolution of Kashmir issue on fast track and give it his utmost priority.
Omar said Indian and Pakistani leadership should take a statesmanlike approach to the issue and take bold initiatives to resolve the Kashmir issue. He also urged the Indian and Pakistani leadership to take effective Confidence Building Measures to strengthen the Indo-Pak relationship as healthy relationship will pave the way for the solution to the vexed Kashmir issue.Omar welcomes Zardari’s statement on Kashmir
Srinagar Sept 10- Omar Abdullah, President J&K National Conference, has welcomed the statement of President of Pakistan, Asif Ali Zardari that some positive major developments will happen about Kashmir before the Parliamentary elections in India.
Omar said this is a welcome statement coming from the Pakistan President and urged the Prime Minister of India Dr. Manmohan Singh to use all resources at his disposal to ensure that a sustainable, viable, honorable and acceptable solution to the Kashmir imbroglio is found at the earliest as per the aspirations of the people of Jammu & Kashmir.
Omar said opportunity has knocked our door again to find a solution to the Kashmir issue and India should not lag behind in any way to help in the resolution of the Kashmir issue. He said ‘despite my repeated request to all the concerned quarters we missed an opportunity at the time of President Parvez Musharaf’ and if we miss this opportunity, history may not spare us for the blame.
National Conference President said the Prime Minister should immediately constitute a Kashmir Group, comprising of various political parties that could facilitate the process of dialogue with Pakistan.
Omar said the problem of Kashmir can only be resolved by a political solution and this solution can only be found if India, Pakistan and the people of both sides of Jammu and Kashmir are taken on board and a sincere and genuine effort is made by all the parties to resolve the issue. He also urged the Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari to put the process of resolution of Kashmir issue on fast track and give it his utmost priority.
Omar said Indian and Pakistani leadership should take a statesmanlike approach to the issue and take bold initiatives to resolve the Kashmir issue. He also urged the Indian and Pakistani leadership to take effective Confidence Building Measures to strengthen the Indo-Pak relationship as healthy relationship will pave the way for the solution to the vexed Kashmir issue. |
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