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PoK team to reach Jammu on September 16
Talks fruitful: Mirwaiz
Kashmiri Pandits form party
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PoK team to reach Jammu on September 16
Jammu, September 10 The team from PoK is reaching here on September 16 for two days “heart to heart” talks with the politicians and intellectuals of this side of Kashmir. It is learnt that the visit of Sardar Qayum Khan was not yet certain as he had yet to get clearance from Pakistan. However, he would come to Delhi and also visit the shrine of Khwaja Mohiuddin Chisti at Ajmer. Other members of his Muslim Conference would participate in the seminar that would be held here in camera. The first-ever visit of the high level delegation from PoK has generated much interest here, but with the organisers of the show deciding to keep the media away, the general public might be deprived of the entire proceedings that would be held in Jammu University. The Centre has cleared visas for all participants from PoK and Pakistan, except Amanullah Khan, supremo of the Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF). The get together of intellectuals from both sides of Kashmir is expected to be an interesting event as the hardliner separatist leader, Syed Ali Shah Geelani and the Hurriyat leaders have also been invited in the two-day meeting. The National Conference leader, Dr Farooq Abdullah and the PDP chief, Ms Mehbooba Mufti, are among others who are expected to participate in the meeting. Although various delegations from Pakistan and PoK have visited here during the past few months, this for the first time that an intra J&K talks are being held for the first time. |
Talks fruitful: Mirwaiz
Srinagar, September 10 The Mirwaiz or chief priest was addressing the Friday congregation at Jamia Masjid here, first after his return from New Delhi, where he led the five-member APHC delegation talking to the Prime Minister on Monday. Others comprising the APHC moderate delegation included Mr Abdul Ghani Bhat, Moulvi Abbas Ansari, Mr Bilal Lone and Fazal-ul-Haq Qureshi. This followed their visit to Pakistan and PoK in June this year, where they had discussions with top leaders, including the Pakistan President. |
Kashmiri Pandits form party
Jammu, September 10 Convener of the KSA Anil Dhar told mediapersons here today that the goal of the party was to seek the return of Pandits. We plan to organise meetings with leaders of various national political parties and open the dialogue process on a people-to-people basis, he added.
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