Pakistan

'The world criticises Indian human rights violations in Kashmir'

Qureshi says that issues will continue between India and Pakistan until the Kashmir dispute is resolved.

Express October 30, 2010

MULTAN: Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi on Saturday said that the whole world has criticised Indian human rights violations in Indian Kashmir.

Talking to the media outside Multan airport, Qureshi said one good thing that has come out of his meetings with the European Union officials was the highlighting of the cause of the Kashmiris.

He said that issues will continue between India and Pakistan, until the Kashmir dispute is resolved.

Qureshi claimed that his meetings with the EU leaders have also given Pakistanis access to markets in Europe.

About his talks in the US, he said they were useful and the Americans are now clearer about Pakistan's goals in the region.

COMMENTS (14)

kamal | 13 years ago | Reply yaa..and the world starts in pakistan and ends in China???

Rehan | 14 years ago | Reply Pakistan should forget Kashmir and concentrate more on the development. It should build hospitals, schools, roads, should provide all such basic amenities first. It should be its priority. Now Kashmir, then SWAT, then Baluchistan, wot then?! Its HIGH TIME we Pakistanis stopped thinking about Kashmir.

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amoghavarsha.ii | 14 years ago | Reply dear rizwan and sa, atleast we don't outsource killing of our own people for money bags. we do it ourself for selfdefence and selfpreservation.

Tony Singh | 14 years ago | Reply @SA I wonder how other security forces act when they are thrown stones at, fired at, have their offices burnt, attacked by militants? They too have right to self defense. See in your own backyard, how Pakistan's Army and govt has acted against people in Balochistan, Waziristan. and other areas to curb secession. What more, they have used Air power and missiles and also outsourced some to USA in form of drone attacks.

SA | 14 years ago | Reply Why is this taken as offence I wonder. Who can dare deny the atrocities of indian army in Kashmir? Pakistan wants the land or the people, this is a useless debate, so is indian pundits being thrown out of their houses. Nothing justifies the killings of Kashmiris at the hands of indian army and all indians mut be ashamed of it

Tony Singh | 14 years ago | Reply The martians have condemned Indian "human rights abuse", while the earthlings barring Pakistan has kept "deafening silence"

govind | 14 years ago | Reply It is forgotten by the pakistani officials how indian pundits are thrown away from their houses. Now they are talking human right violations. Who is responsible for this Is it Indian government or Pakistan government. The whole world knows it govind

Ahmer Ali | 14 years ago | Reply Assalam-o-Allaikum Warahmatullah.India is insincere and dishonest o resolve Kashmir issue and India has proven and shown its attitude before the world in the form of time and money wasting talk shows and photo sessions on the various places also in New Delhi and Islamabad and fooling and deceiving Pakistani officials and the muslim world as well but our leaders couldn't understand it till now and as far as world criticism is concerned then this is only verbal criticism and the world community is just a silent spectator on the killings of innocent and sinless Kasmiri people especially children and women and our coward leaders you should keep it in your mind firmly that the world community shall never help you in this regard and you are wasting your time and poor country Pakistan's money on the foreign tours for Kashmir issue's resolution.Please stop star gazing and day dreaming for Kashmir issue's resolutions with India.

Kashmiri | 14 years ago | Reply Pakistan better stay out of Kashmir affairs. All religious sect coexisted peacefully for centuries respecting each other. It is seperatist and extreme islamic ideals from pakistan and their pets that lead us to the situation we are in today.

Vijayabharathi | 14 years ago | Reply Mr.Quershi, My question is when did any country gave some comments on kashmir in last 4 months.. u urself said that deafening silence everywhere.. Dont fool ur countrymen on kashmir card..better stop playing childish politics in troubled waters of kashmir... It is shame that due to your high corrupt government, flood victims are forgotten..Even BBC reported on it

Rizwan | 14 years ago | Reply Shame on India

Prem | 14 years ago | Reply Qureshi, first look inside Pakistan and then speak with India, your country itself has human right voilation everyday. If you so care abt Kashmiri people (Gilani and Co), we are glad to send them all to Pakistan and you can keep of those kind. But you will not get a single inch of land, you should be actually happpy that you have some part of Kashmir which should not be with pakistan in the first place. I know that pakistan wants the LAND and Not the people.

Ben | 14 years ago | Reply This is a real test for those powers who are torch bearers of human rights and other core human values. It is time Obama had refused to endorse Indian atrocities and cancel his India visit. Read more at: link text

Dr.Fatima Ali | 14 years ago | Reply How is this paper carries the story..This paper is more interested in what is happening in Indian Bollywood- it has been debating hate India syndrome on its edit pages.

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