The Eagle
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Perfectly correct. Every nation has its hot buttons. If Pakistan wishes to repair its case, or to repudiate the Shimla Pact, it has to put together a coalition of those willing to support it, and do so based on an individual interpretation of each nation's 'hot buttons'. If that is the process going on, it is worthy of respect.
From our own point of view, we will naturally seek the hot buttons that will (a) make states incline towards our point of view; (b) make states reject the Pakistani point of view. As it happens, this highlights the fact that all states have multiple points of pressure, 'hot buttons', in other words, and will respond to them according to the skill used in invoking them.
Much appreciated Sir. Exactly this is how the diplomacy works in International Relations that every nation will use her good offices to influence her stance in respected the issue in hand.
It is all about to make the one's case stronger and representation needs substance to the prove it more correct before International Forum. The Kashmir cause for Pakistan is, to support them by moral and to bring before International Forums. Both the countries are at liberty to present their case whereby, the hosts will see it through many aspects including the presentation by both the parties. It is also evident that previously there was a halt I must say in respect of Kashmir issue by Pakistan and diplomacy was not that active however, since last clashes in the valley and with growing diplomacy we are in progress.
On other hand, indeed India will play her cards by every source available to prove her case as well as highlighting the weak points. So by all this, it is all about how the one adopt the tactics of diplomacy as well the channel where the voice could be heard. Turkey has her relations with India too though it is nowhere sighted that Turkey will influence India directly in this matter but it has been mentioned or reported I would say, but to discuss the matter before UN and other authorities about the conflict that too based upon Pakistan-Turkey relations and the Kashmir case presented by Pakistan.