Terms Debate In House Of Commons Positive Development
Muzaffarabad, Sep 15: Voicing full support to the recently resumed dialogue process between India and Pakistan, the cabinet meeting under the chairmanship of Pakistan administered Kashmir premier Chudhary Abdul Majeed on Thursday demanded inclusion of Kashmiris’ representatives in the dialogue process to find out a durable and lasting solution of Kashmir dispute.
Terming debate on Kashmir in the House of Commons a significant development, the Cabinet said that the extraordinary move was an acknowledgment of Kashmiri peoples’ sacrifices and their fundamental rights at the international forums.
The cabinet meeting expressed hope that the initiative would be a step towards the settlement of the decades’ long-old-dispute.
Addressing the meeting that lasted for several hours, prime minister said that to strengthen the ongoing mass movement in Kashmir he was in close contact with Kashmiri leadership on both sides of line of control so as to forge broader consensus on the issue. He was of the view that the policy of reconciliation would have positive impact on the over all situation in the region. The cabinet ministers reposed their complete faith and trust in the leadership of Chudhary Majeed and reiterated their resolve to work for socio-economic development of the region painstakingly to the best of their abilities. They also felicitated Sardar Muhammad Yaqoob Khan for assuming charge as the president of the region (PaK).
The participants of the meeting expressed serious concern over the recently uncovered mass graves in Kashmir and reiterated their call to the international community to conduct high level probe into the matter so as to bring culprits to the justice.
The session also denounced what they called as unprovoked firing from across the LOC demanding peace loving community all over the globe to exert pressure on India to ensure peace in the highly volatile region.
The cabinet meeting adopted a number of resolutions wherein they lauded President Zardari’s policy of national reconciliation, appreciated federal government’s efforts to strengthen democracy in the country and described opposition’s call for mid-term polls as a conspiracy against the elected government.
NISAR AHMED THOKAR
Muzaffarabad, Sep 15: Voicing full support to the recently resumed dialogue process between India and Pakistan, the cabinet meeting under the chairmanship of Pakistan administered Kashmir premier Chudhary Abdul Majeed on Thursday demanded inclusion of Kashmiris’ representatives in the dialogue process to find out a durable and lasting solution of Kashmir dispute.Terming debate on Kashmir in the House of Commons a significant development, the Cabinet said that the extraordinary move was an acknowledgment of Kashmiri peoples’ sacrifices and their fundamental rights at the international forums.
The cabinet meeting expressed hope that the initiative would be a step towards the settlement of the decades’ long-old-dispute.
Addressing the meeting that lasted for several hours, prime minister said that to strengthen the ongoing mass movement in Kashmir he was in close contact with Kashmiri leadership on both sides of line of control so as to forge broader consensus on the issue. He was of the view that the policy of reconciliation would have positive impact on the over all situation in the region. The cabinet ministers reposed their complete faith and trust in the leadership of Chudhary Majeed and reiterated their resolve to work for socio-economic development of the region painstakingly to the best of their abilities. They also felicitated Sardar Muhammad Yaqoob Khan for assuming charge as the president of the region (PaK).
The participants of the meeting expressed serious concern over the recently uncovered mass graves in Kashmir and reiterated their call to the international community to conduct high level probe into the matter so as to bring culprits to the justice.
The session also denounced what they called as unprovoked firing from across the LOC demanding peace loving community all over the globe to exert pressure on India to ensure peace in the highly volatile region.
The cabinet meeting adopted a number of resolutions wherein they lauded President Zardari’s policy of national reconciliation, appreciated federal government’s efforts to strengthen democracy in the country and described opposition’s call for mid-term polls as a conspiracy against the elected government.
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