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'Pak. response encouraging'
By Vinay Kumar
NEW DELHI, DEC. 3. The former All-Party Hurriyat Conference
chairman, Mirwaiz Umer Farooq, sees Pakistan's response of
exercising restraint along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and
Kashmir as a ``positive and encouraging development'', which can
be used to create a conducive atmosphere for initiating the peace
process.
``The common factor in India's initiative, Pakistan's response
and our reaction is the stress on the need for a dialogue,'' the
Mirwaiz, who arrived here today told The Hindu. He said the
Hurriyat Conference had always maintained that the Kashmir issue
was political in nature and it needed to be resolved that way
``without military means''.
He expressed the hope that the ceasefire offer and Pakistan's
response would pave the way for involvement of all the three
parties in the talks in a positive way. ``After Pakistan's
response, the ball is now in the court of the Indian
Government.''
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