US President Barack Obama should play a role in bringing Pakistan and India closer to help them resolve the Kashmir dispute and also avoid a nuclear war in the region, a senior Kashmiri political leader said.
"It's time Obama declares a clear policy to help resolve the Kashmir dispute to end conflict between Pakistan and India because war against terrorism cannot be won without resolving this issue," said Sardar Atiq Ahmad Khan, former prime minister, Azad Jammu and Kashmir and President of the All Jammu and Kashmir Muslim Conference.
"It is time that the world community, especially the US, play as mediator and facilitator to de-escalate the tension between the two countries because bilateral talks between India and Pakistan on Kashmir dispute have miserably failed during the last 62 years,
Both Pakistan and India had stopped talks on the Kashmir issue since the Mumbai terrorist attacks last year. "
"The international community cannot leave Kashmir issue hanging in the air unresolved because it can trigger nuclear war between the neighbouring countries," Pakistan and India have already fought three wars on the issue.
"The unresolved Kashmir dispute not only poses a serious threat to the region but also to world peace,"
Will Obama positively respond to the call? Post your comments.
Lets see what the world do to this all important issue.
ReplyDeleteSo far focus of Obama Administration had only been on Middle East and on getting US out of SO CALLED WAR ON TERROR.
Kashmir is one of the issue which will keep world peace in doubt in the years to come.
Obama Administration should not bow at the pressure exerted by indians not to bring this issu in light.
Lets put it on table and find a suitable solution to it.
USA AND TAKE THIS ISSUE OUT AGAINST THE WILL OF INDIANS,
ReplyDeleteSOUNDS weired