Pakistan has sought UN's mediation in Kashmir dispute, India has opposed it: UN secy gen

[Jugger]

India has successfully turned the Kashmir issue in its favour.
There is nothing that the UN or any other nation can do to weaken Indian standing on Kashmir.
Kashmir is bilateral and has to be solved bilaterally.

 

[Ryuzaki]

Why does Pakistan keep running away from the 1972 Shimla Agreement?

 

[boxer_B]

India has successfully turned the Kashmir issue in its favour.
There is nothing that the UN or any other nation can do to weaken Indian standing on Kashmir.
Kashmir is bilateral and has to be solved bilaterally.

Let's be honest here. World perception changed after 9/11 and finding Osama near Abottabad was like final nail in coffin for Pakistan's lobby across the world.

No need to give more than enough credit to our diplomacy. It's like we won on basis of percentile, not percentage.

 

[Tom M]

ho much educated u r?

I bet you won't agree.

 

[Max]

now it should be clear to the world that Pakistan want peaceful resoultion of the dispute and bharati terrorists are responsible for all the bloodshed in Kashmir. Good admission by Sec. Gen.

 

[Qutb-ud-din Aybak]

Why does Pakistan keep running away from the 1972 Shimla Agreement?

we tries to obey the terms of agreement but India never accepted the terms.
Simla agreement says that Kashmir is a dispute while you call it atoot ang.
it says that both nations should sit and solve it through dialogs. Indians don't want it.