Areesh
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Well it is 2009 again. With Bharati kids like @SamantK jumping up and down on the meaningless statements of their MEA, I predicted that these meaningless statements would be soon rejected and thrown into dustbin by our foreign office. Well guess what?? They did the same what they did back in 2009. Just like I said.
Radio Pakistan
Pakistan has rejected the remarks by the Spokesperson for the Indian Ministry of External Affairs, in which he claimed the entire State of Jammu and Kashmir, including the regions of Gilgit and Baltistan as an integral part of India.
Foreign Office Spokesman in a statement in Islamabad on Wednesday, reminded that Kashmir is an internationally recognized dispute, pending final settlement through a free and impartial plebiscite under the UN auspices, as enshrined in numerous UN Resolutions. Under these Resolutions no material change is allowed, yet India, in complete violation of these Resolutions, calls it a state of the union.
The Spokesman said the Indian description of the elections being held in Gilgit-Baltistan on 8th of this month “as an attempt by Pakistan to camouflage its forcible and illegal occupation of the regions,” is interference in the internal affairs of Pakistan.
He said it is actually India which is unlawfully occupying the territories of Jammu and Kashmir. To maintain its illegal hold on that disputed territory, India has deployed over seven hundred thousand of its forces, atrociously tries to suppress majority voice of Kashmiri Muslims and holds sham elections at gun-point.
The Spokesman said dispute stems from India’s constant refusal to implement the relevant Security Council Resolutions, which provide for a just solution of the Kashmir issue. India’s position on Kashmir is one of utter disregard to the UN Resolutions, a consistent pattern of forceful occupation, denial of the inalienable right of self-determination to the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
Radio Pakistan

