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At UN, Nawaz to propose steps for defusing tensions
By Our Correspondent
Published: September 24, 2015
ISLAMABAD:
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will propose new measures to defuse tensions along the Line of Control (LoC) and working boundary during his address at the UN General Assembly session next week.
“Premier Nawaz will propose to India a series of new steps to bring the situation along the LoC and working boundary under control,” a senior official who has seen the draft of the prime minister’s speech told The Express Tribune on Wednesday.
Although the official did not provide any details, Premier Nawaz is expected to suggest better coordination mechanisms to avoid frequent ceasefire violations.
Read: PM Nawaz departs for New York to attend UNGA session
The intensity and frequency of ceasefire violations along the LoC and working boundary have seen an unprecedented increase over the past few weeks, leaving scores of civilians dead on both sides. Both sides accused the other of triggering the hostilities.
According to the official, Prime Minister Nawaz, in his address, will highlight Pakistan’s policy of a peaceful neighbourhood. “Pakistan does not want that situation to get out of control, even if there is no resumption of composite dialogue,” he said.
However, the official added that Pakistan will forcefully raise the longstanding Kashmir dispute at the General Assembly session – something that will certainly invite a strong reaction from India. He also disclosed that the government had decided in principle to raise the issue of Indian interference in Balochistan, Karachi and the tribal areas before the UN.
“The strategy on how to present the dossier against India is being worked out,” the official said.
When asked, the official insisted that the government had ‘credible and hard evidence’ of India’s involvement in creating unrest in Pakistan.
To a question, the official ruled out a meeting between the prime ministers of India and Pakistan at the sidelines of the UN session.
Read: UN General Assembly approves Palestinian request to fly its flag
Nawaz is expected to address the UN General Assembly session on September 30. He will also have several bilateral meetings at the sidelines of the UN session in New York.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 24th, 2015.
By Our Correspondent
Published: September 24, 2015
ISLAMABAD:
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif will propose new measures to defuse tensions along the Line of Control (LoC) and working boundary during his address at the UN General Assembly session next week.
“Premier Nawaz will propose to India a series of new steps to bring the situation along the LoC and working boundary under control,” a senior official who has seen the draft of the prime minister’s speech told The Express Tribune on Wednesday.
Although the official did not provide any details, Premier Nawaz is expected to suggest better coordination mechanisms to avoid frequent ceasefire violations.
Read: PM Nawaz departs for New York to attend UNGA session
The intensity and frequency of ceasefire violations along the LoC and working boundary have seen an unprecedented increase over the past few weeks, leaving scores of civilians dead on both sides. Both sides accused the other of triggering the hostilities.
According to the official, Prime Minister Nawaz, in his address, will highlight Pakistan’s policy of a peaceful neighbourhood. “Pakistan does not want that situation to get out of control, even if there is no resumption of composite dialogue,” he said.
However, the official added that Pakistan will forcefully raise the longstanding Kashmir dispute at the General Assembly session – something that will certainly invite a strong reaction from India. He also disclosed that the government had decided in principle to raise the issue of Indian interference in Balochistan, Karachi and the tribal areas before the UN.
“The strategy on how to present the dossier against India is being worked out,” the official said.
When asked, the official insisted that the government had ‘credible and hard evidence’ of India’s involvement in creating unrest in Pakistan.
To a question, the official ruled out a meeting between the prime ministers of India and Pakistan at the sidelines of the UN session.
Read: UN General Assembly approves Palestinian request to fly its flag
Nawaz is expected to address the UN General Assembly session on September 30. He will also have several bilateral meetings at the sidelines of the UN session in New York.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 24th, 2015.
i heard that chai wala is in same hotel with Nawaz? good for Nawaz atleast he will get chai paani on time 
. Create unrest at LOC and infiltrate terrorists into India. And when we give our ASAL UTTER cry foul play by India... 
big daddy is watching. You know what I mean. Blame India for siachin glacier falling on India, Heat waves in Pakistan created by India, Ahmadias, Gilgit, Karachi, bolouch and Afghan troubles on India. Do u even remember we are two different country for very long time? 
at the UN. 
