Who says so?
They are separatists. Pakistan has no right to deal with them and then whine about India's dealings with Baloch separatists.
Of course. Had the outcome of these meetings with separatists produced something good in the past, I would have of course applauded it. Since it hasn't been the case, I am against it. Let Kashmiris themselves sort out their grievances with India. Pak government's constant meddling only made the matter worse for them.
By being yourselves the champions of hypocrites?
By being yourselves the champions of hypocrites?
UN has since 2010 removed Kashmir from its list of international disputes:
Jammu and Kashmir removed from list of 'disputes' under UN
They are separatists. Pakistan has no right to deal with them and then whine about India's dealings with Baloch separatists.
Nah.. He's just "na ghar ka.. Na ghaat kA"..
I won't even bother.
So, Pakistani High Commission is inviting the Hurriyat Leaders not for Eid Milan, but for Kashmir being a disputed territory ?
Plays well for India's diplomatic policy... show the world that we are good...and show the world that Pakistan felicitates Anti Indian People.... I like it.Pakistan to host Hurriyat leaders on Eid in New Delhi
By Web Desk
Published: July 13, 2015
PHOTO: INP
The All Parties Hurriyat Conference claimed on Monday it has been invited by the Pakistan high commission in New Delhi for Eid Milan on July 21.
The invite for Eid Milan comes after the high commission withdrew an earlier invitation for Iftar on July 4. According to reports, the invitation was withdrawn in light of a meeting between Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi in Ufa on the sidelines of the SCO summit.
Further, the reports added Hurriyat leaders were told that the Iftar was postponed owing to a deadly heatwave in Karachi which claimed over 1,000 lives.
The meeting of the two premiers has provided a much-needed ice-breaker in Pakistan, India talks. In August 2014, India called off secretary-level talks with Pakistan following a meeting between Pakistani High Commissioner to India Abdul Basit and Hurriyat leaders from Kashmir.
Further, an invitation to leaders of Kashmiri separatist All Parties Hurriyat Conference, an umbrella of 26 parties from the disputed Himalayan state, to a Pakistan Day reception this year held by Basit turned into a media referendum on the Indian approach to resuming stalled dialogue with Pakistan.
The government has said PM Nawaz and Modi decided to resolve the longstanding disputes of Kashmir, Siachen, and Sir Creek through ‘back-channel diplomacy’during their Russia meeting.
The article originally appeared on The Times of India
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For the nth time, I was born and raised in Rawalpindi. Currently married with a Kashmiri from Kotli. Now shove it...
My wife is a Kashmiri, so why not?
Yes, and when they do it, Pakistanis should cheer like this meeting with Kashmiri separatists...
'come what may' attitude has served well so far
Look at the stupid post to which I replied. It was in that context.
You see that don't you? The don't even care about the consequences of such meetings. Its only when India responds that they get angry...'come what may' attitude has served well so far
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