Srinagar (October 25, 2017): The leaders of Hurriet Conference in Indian-held part of Kashmir has foiled yet another sneaky move by India by rejecting its offer for talks if Pakistan is not a party to it.
According to Indian media leader of Hurriet Conference Abbas Ansari told media here that any attempt for peace process in Indian-held Kashmir would remain incomplete without Pakistan. The three parties to the issue, namely Kashmiris, India, and Pakistan are a must for talks and all of them have to sit together for finding the solution.
Hurriet Conference will not be a part of the talks sans Pakistan, he added.
It may be mentioned here that with US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on visit Indian Modi government tried to create to give an impression as if it serious to resolve the Kashmir issue. India had announced to appoint former intelligence chief Dineshwar Sharma for talks with Kashmiri leadership yesterday to give an impression as if it is ready to sit with Kashmiri leadership to resolve the issue.
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