StingRoy
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I think a joint control of valley can be a solution. with india keeping jamu and ladakh and pakistan keeping GB and AJK.
You have a good insight to the solution here (more in lines of Musharraf's proposal)... but the major issue I see is the lack of trust between the leadership in the two countries. Before a solution is approached there has to be a wide consensus about the solution between the general populace along with the politicians.
The current govt in Pakistan does not seem to have a lot of support from the general public and that is a major hindrance to approach this proposal. Until India sees a strong leadership in Pakistan... and we know that we can trust the govt to be a true representative of the people of Pakistan any positive thinking on these lines cannot be made. There is no guarantee that after having joint control over the Kashmir valley, there would be any peace because that is not the final solution that each country envisaged at the first place. Hence unless the political conditions improve on both sides, it is hard to move forward on this issue.