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Unresolved Dispute: Dr Fai vows to continue struggle
Says experience of six decades shows that the Kashmir dispute would not go away.
Says experience of six decades shows that the Kashmir dispute would not go away. PHOTO: EXPRESS/FILE
ISLAMABAD:
The Executive Director of Kashmiri American Council, Dr Ghulam Nabi Fai has said that the Kashmir issue is one of the oldest unresolved international problems that needs to be addressed immediately.
According to Kashmir Media Service, Dr Fai, in a statement released to media in Srinagar, maintained that the experience of six decades had shown that the Kashmir dispute would not go away. He said that it was the bedrock of our determination to continue unrelentingly to seek justice and truth for the people of Kashmir.
Published in The Express Tribune, April 5th, 2012.
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I thought he was suppose to be in prison………
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A great freedom fighter in a diplomatic-way. America should respect such man who emphasized over peaceful means for furthering the Kashmiri cause.
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He might be a great man for anybody but for one billion Indians his arguments are baseless, illogical, fraudulent and full of lies.
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Yes – He will continue his struggle as long as ISI pays him in US dollars. No dollars, no struggle.
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