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Srinagar, Apr 28: India and Pakistan would have to take all political parties and forces along for a solution to the Kashmir issue, the JKLF chairman, Muhammad Yasin Malik has told Pakistans rising opposition leader, Imran Khan, opposing his views of putting the long-standing question on freeze as unwise and destructive.
On an extended visit to the neighbouring country, Malik made the remarks at a meeting with Khan prior to a dinner the star cricketer-turned politician had hosted in his honour, terming the deep freeze or back-burner option as adventurism that neither India nor Pakistan could afford.
The Kashmiri separatist leaders meeting with Khan, who heads his own Tehreek-e-Insaf (Movement for Justice) Party and has become a rallying figure for some major opposition voices, assumes significance in view of his recent views calling for the Kashmir issue to be put on the back-burner.
Describing the meeting between the duo as cordial and detailed, the JKLF said that Malik had called for taking everybody in the subcontinent on board for a concerted effort to resolve the long-standing issue.
I hope that all political parties and forces in India and Pakistan play a positive role and join hands to make the resolution process institutionalised and decisive for a solution in line with the aspirations of the Kashmiri people, and with their inclusion, the JKLF quoted its chairman as having said.
Malik Meets Imran Khan
On an extended visit to the neighbouring country, Malik made the remarks at a meeting with Khan prior to a dinner the star cricketer-turned politician had hosted in his honour, terming the deep freeze or back-burner option as adventurism that neither India nor Pakistan could afford.
The Kashmiri separatist leaders meeting with Khan, who heads his own Tehreek-e-Insaf (Movement for Justice) Party and has become a rallying figure for some major opposition voices, assumes significance in view of his recent views calling for the Kashmir issue to be put on the back-burner.
Describing the meeting between the duo as cordial and detailed, the JKLF said that Malik had called for taking everybody in the subcontinent on board for a concerted effort to resolve the long-standing issue.
I hope that all political parties and forces in India and Pakistan play a positive role and join hands to make the resolution process institutionalised and decisive for a solution in line with the aspirations of the Kashmiri people, and with their inclusion, the JKLF quoted its chairman as having said.
Malik Meets Imran Khan
