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'Third option not workable'
ISLAMABAD, MAY 26. The Pakistan High Commissioner to India,
Ashraf Jehangir Qazi, has said that the third option of granting
independence to Kashmir, other than the proposals for its
accession to India or Pakistan, is not `workable' as it is not
part of the United Nations resolutions on Kashmir.
``Pakistan's stand on the Kashmir dispute is still based on the
UN resolutions. For Pakistan, the resolutions are still valid and
if all the parties agree to any third option of independent
Kashmir, this option would have to be made part of the UN
resolutions,'' Urdu newspaper Jang today quoted him as saying.
It may be recalled that UN Secretary General, Mr. Kofi Annan, had
during his visit to Pakistan earlier this year, said the
resolutions on Kashmir were no more relevant and India and
Pakistan should settle the issue in accordance with the spirit of
the Shimla Accord and the Lahore Declaration.
Mr. Qazi told `Aaj Tak' that India should not impose any pre-
conditions for the talks, look beyond Kargil episode and adopt a
``sincere'' approach towards resolving the Kashmir issue. ``Both
sides should look towards the future instead of raking up the
past,'' he told the programme.
- PTI
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