India made a "serious mistake' by going to ICJ, says former Judge

[litman]

pak govt uses kashmir as a tool in speeches at international forums just to pass the time and to do politics. nawaz will never take the issue to ICJ seriously with the intention of solving it.

 

[Fledgingwings]

90% Indians are Idiots --> http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/...Markandey-Katju-says/articleshow/17536647.cms

99% Pakistanis are good -->

https://twitter.com/x/status/545802606509977600

You gave a tight knot to the great Cow Maata,s Tail.

 

[Miripiri]

@ShoutB @Miripiri

The serious ramifications and unintended consequences I was trying to tell you about in the other thread ..

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@MM_Haider ... Source please

Pakistan have been pushing the kashmir issue for the last 70 years. Are you seriously assuming that they have not thought about taking it to the ICJ until now?

 

[T-Rex]

Every time Pakistan had filed a case against India in the ICJ(at least on three different occasions), India had contested ICJ's jurisdiction.

As for the Kashmir dispute, USSR had repeatedly vetoed any resolutions/proceedings in the UN Security Council in late 1950s and early 60s effectively "crippling" the UN. The UN Security Council is the only body that can "enforce" ICJ decisions. So, It was pointless. But now circumstances have changed and Russia has categorically stated in 2014 that it supported the UN documents on Kashmir. Things may take a different course this time around. As the Indian Judge said, a Pandora's Box has been opened.

Now, uncle sam will play the old Soviet role as far as Kashmir is concerned.