No change of stance on Jammu and Kashmir: Foreign Office
In a statement released on Monday, the foreign ministry said that Pakistan regards Jammu and Kashmir as a disputed territory and it remains committed to its peaceful resolution in accordance with the UN resolutions and aspiration of the Kashmiri people.
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@joy: No sir no more conflicts now but the decisive and any easily possible and available steps to resolve Kashmir as soon as possible on top priority basis in any forms and manifestations.... And that's all......
@M.Ahmer Ali: "In these conditions Kashmir issue is not being seen resolvable thru peace talks and negotiation." what...want more conflict?????????????????????
first try to prevent pakistan from disintegration,then think about kashmir
India always has been claiming Kashmir its integral part and also demanding the conversion of LoC into international border and prolonging the peace talks' and negotiations' process by using lame excuses and pretends and is not ready to withdraw from its stance/standpoint whereas India is absolutely wrongful on its stance/standpoint and Pakistan is still stands strong on this stance/standpoint that Kashmir is a disputed territory and India is not ready to accept it whereas despite seeing all these harsh and bitter realities and truths about Indian leadership Pakistan is going to declare India's status as the "Most Favorite Nation"..... In these conditions Kashmir issue is not being seen resolvable thru peace talks and negotiation.....
I can just hope n pray so.