India to Pakistan to resume talks on all issues including Kashmir talks
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India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the beginning of next year, to be held in Islamabad SAARC summit on Kashmir with Pakistani counterpart to resolve all disputes will discuss the need to start the process. Recently, the Indian Foreign Secretary to visit Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif Modi said the letter, which was confirmed not only the SAARC conference, but it was also in talks with Indian Prime Minister Gilani will also. Prime Minister House, the Prime Minister Modi’s letter referring to the reports on the condition of anonymity. Modi said in a letter to the Indian stance is reflective of Change, India and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir last year, met with the leadership of the freedom of being angry at the foreign secretary level talks have made bhanh were postponed. Pakistan was of the view that the talks in New Delhi must consult with the Hurriyat leaders. The Indian Foreign Secretary to visit Pakistan has been informed that negotiations on Kashmir Kashmir being the party leadership must be taken in confidence and without their consent can not be a solution to the conflict. Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has expressed the view that Pakistan is willing to start negotiations without because last year to postpone talks with India will now have to take the initiative. The goodwill gesture by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif as Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended the swearing-in ceremony, the Indian government had a tough stance with Pakistan. Pakistan’s positive steps to normalize the working boundary and the Line of Control in India committed unprovoked aggression. Sources said the Indian aggression before US President Barack Obama’s visit to India, US Secretary of State John Kerry’s visit to Islamabad was raised on.qdma is raised. The restoration of diplomatic negotiations that led to the decision in New Delhi state assembly election defeat at the hands of the AAP and the Jammu and Kashmir elections jhanbhartyh failure Janata Party chief minister Mufti had to admit. Both the results of the elections have opened the eyes of the Bharatiya Janata Party has no place of Hindu extremism, radical Narendra Modi could not withstand the pressure coming from different sides and decided to start negotiations. The move to resolve disputes, including Kashmir could be a good start.
