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Kashmir issue is internationally recognised dispute: OIC
By News Desk
Published: August 31, 2019
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OIC urges Modi government to immediately lift the curfew in Occupied Kashmir. PHOTO: INP/FILE

The Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) has reaffirmed the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) resolutions on the internationally recognised status of Jammu and Kashmir dispute and its final disposition through a UN supervised plebiscite.

The General Secretariat has been following with concern developments in Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir as a result of the unilateral decision taken by New Delhi on August 5, revoking Constitutional Article 370, thereby removing the special status of the occupied valley, said a statement issued by the international Islamic body on Saturday.

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“Recalling the OIC Summit decisions and Council of Foreign Ministers resolutions on Jammu and Kashmir, the General Secretariat reiterates the solidarity with the people of Jammu and Kashmir,” it added.

The OIC also urged the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to immediately lift the brutal curfew, which has been imposed in the occupied valley for almost a month, along with restoration of communication and the respect for the fundamental rights of Kashmiris.

The international body also recognised the centrality of the Kashmir dispute between Pakistan and India and stressed the need for seeking a durable and just solution according to the resolutions of the United Nations Security Council.

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The OIC General Secretariat also urged for an immediate resumption of dialogue process between Pakistan and India, “which is a prerequisite for development, peace and stability in South Asia”.

The statement comes the same day when Islamabad once again offered conditional talks to New Delhi in connection with IOK if the Modi government lifts the curfew, release arrested leaders and cease human rights violations in the occupied valley.

Speaking to BBC Urdu earlier in the day, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi hinted that the government had no issue with the resumption of bilateral talks with India while third-party mediation would also be welcomed in this regard.

https://tribune.com.pk/story/2046395/1-kashmir-issue-internationally-recognised-dispute-oic/
 
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Speaking to BBC Urdu earlier in the day, Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi hinted that the government had no issue with the resumption of bilateral talks with India .
WTF.. @RIWWIR check this crap by this dastardly character while IK has categorically said there will be no more talks with India
 
WTF.. @RIWWIR check this crap by this dastardly character while IK has categorically said there will be no more talks with India
I think offer to talks based on certain conditions are Ok but here we need aggressive diplomacy not defensive ...
 
I think offer to talks based on certain conditions are Ok but here we need aggressive diplomacy not defensive ...

India has put this as its condition. What would be Pakistan's conditions for talks? I agree with PMIK. There is no room for talks with India.


Talks with Pakistan now will only be about ***, says Rajnath Singh

https://www.livemint.com/news/india/talks-with-pakistan-only-on-pakistan-occupied-kashmir-rajnath-singh-1566112900780.html


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The statement comes the same day when Islamabad once again offered conditional talks to New Delhi in connection with IOK if the Modi government lifts the curfew, release arrested leaders and cease human rights violations in the occupied valley.

WTF.. @RIWWIR check this crap by this dastardly character while IK has categorically said there will be no more talks with India

Read in continuity.
 
you got me thinking but we need to takes some steps like banning the airspace etc.. otherwise there's no incentive for India to come to the table.

Airspace ban should have been done but I see that Government may have some reasons to delaying as such or may be we are not much aware but one thing for sure is; there are International Players and a set of rule that direct ban without any plausible reason except that in protest of Kashmir, may not be acknowledged widely. Remember that we can't put such sanctions without any major reason like we had in Feb, 2019. I can be wrong in regard to legal obligations but to me, seems the case hence, government must be working on some thing in this regard for maximum pressure building.
 
Airspace ban should have been done but I see that Government may have some reasons to delaying as such or may be we are not much aware but one thing for sure is; there are International Players and a set of rule that direct ban without any plausible reason except that in protest of Kashmir, may not be acknowledged widely. Remember that we can't put such sanctions without any major reason like we had in Feb, 2019. I can be wrong in regard to legal obligations but to me, seems the case hence, government must be working on some thing in this regard for maximum pressure building.
Got your point but to deal with this world, you have to show some strength. if you keep playing by the book then forget Kashmir....
BTW, what about Afghan transit trade...initially they announced it was stopped but now it is revealed that no action has been taken on that front either and I'm shocked.
If there's no substance behind the statements..then statements will remain statements ..
 
Airspace ban should have been done but I see that Government may have some reasons to delaying as such or may be we are not much aware but one thing for sure is; there are International Players and a set of rule that direct ban without any plausible reason except that in protest of Kashmir, may not be acknowledged widely. Remember that we can't put such sanctions without any major reason like we had in Feb, 2019. I can be wrong in regard to legal obligations but to me, seems the case hence, government must be working on some thing in this regard for maximum pressure building.

Fully agree.
 

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