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| THE LARGEST CIRCULATED
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JAMMU (JAMMU & KASHMIR) INDIA SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10, 2000 |
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Delhi wants Hurriyat to be
unambiguous From B L Kak NEW DELHI, Dec 9: India has charged Pakistan with continuing its strategy to influence and motivate the militants in Jammu and Kashmir. Even as the Government of India has, in the altering scenario, expressed willingness for "early" resumption of the composite dialogue process, New Delhi has taken serious note of certain disturbing signals from across the border at a time when India’s approach is towards taking the peace initiative forward........more |
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Lashkar
to continue ‘qasas’ operations From B L Kak NEW
DELHI, Dec 9: The Prime Minister, Mr Atal Behari
Vajpayee, has declared that no power on the earth can
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DELHI, Dec 9: Hurriyat
Conference has said it does not
doubt the sincerity of attempts
by India to bring peace and solve
the vexed Kashmir issue but
stresses that a dialogue process
should begin soon. Senior
Hurriyat leader and chairman of
JKLF Yaseen Malik said "we
do not doubt the sincerity but
only the time will tell about
it... Pakistani Government has
also responded positively, we
also welcomed it but we want that
political dialogue must be
initiated to resolve the Kashmir
dispute. ...
SRINAGAR,
Dec 9: Senior Hurriyat leader
Abdul Gani Lone’s negative remarks
regarding the ‘fundamentalist,
Islamist groups’ operating in
Kashmir, have instantly stirred a
hornet’s nest among the
organisations and ideologues who view the
decade-long turmoil as an Islamic
movement in Jammu & Kashmir. While a
fiery reaction from the radical
Dukhtaraan-e-Millat and
Jamiat-ul-Mujahideen is expected and
understood, prominant Jamaat-e-Islami
functionary and the former Hurriyat
chairman Syed Ali Shah Geelani’s
snub is considerably significant......
