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Thaw in Indo-Pak relations welcome: Tarigami

Precious Kashmir by Precious Kashmir
26/03/2021
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Srinagar:  Welcoming the latest thaw in Indo-Pak relations, CPI (M) leader Mohammad Yousuf Tarigami Thursday said that more initiatives are needed to normalise relations between the two nuclear-armed neighbours to ensure lasting peace in the region.

“There are already signs of a thaw in India-Pakistan relations as the two governments have agreed to cooperate on healthcare under the aegis of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation, and of reviving negotiations on religious pilgrimages after signing ceasefire agreement in February,” Tarigami said in a statement.

He said these moves may together set the stage for bolder measures towards a lasting peace.

However, as the past experiences show, even sustained initiatives by Indian and Pakistani leaders have foundered on relatively lower levels of hostility, because openly-expressed distrust kept the field open for spoilers to step in. What is needed now is the peace process should not be allowed to go on the back burner because of isolated incidents of violence.

“Ideally, India and Pakistan should move to pick up peace negotiations from where they left off in 2007. The draft framework was a win-win which took into consideration the aspirations of the people of Jammu and Kashmir along with the requirements of India and Pakistan,” Tarigami said.

He said people of Jammu and Kashmir are the worst hit by Indo-Pak hostility and turmoil in the region. “People of J&K want dignified life for which an environment of purposeful dialogue is needed and all the stakeholders must be taken on board.”

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