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Pakistan wants lasting resolution for Kashmir: FM
2010-11-18
[Dawn] Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Wormtongue Qureshi on Wednesday said that despite US-India ties, the Kashmire issue continues to hold international relevance.

Speaking to media representatives after the Eidul Azha prayer in Multan, Qureshi said the Kashmire conflict remains on the United Nations, aka the Oyster Bay Chowder and Marching Society' agenda.

He said Pakistain wants a lasting resolution to the issue and will continue to make efforts in this regard.

Qureshi further said that US President Barack B.O. Obama will visit Pakistain in 2011.
Posted by:Fred

#3  Actually only a minority of Kashmiris desire independence. The majority of the population is pro-India.
Posted by: john frum   2010-11-18 18:46  

#2  The Kashmiris want independence not Pakistan rule so back off Qureshi!
Posted by: Paul2   2010-11-18 12:32  

#1  How about Pakistan removing its troops from Kashmir (as the original UNSC resolution demanded as a precondition to a plebiscite) ?
That would sure settle things for good.
Posted by: john frum   2010-11-18 05:35  

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