SRINAGAR: NC chief Farooq Abdullah Sunday said India and Pakistan should start a “result oriented” and “time bound” dialogue for the “greater good” of both the nations, especially the welfare of Jammu and Kashmir.
Addressing a meet of party functionaries here, Abdullah said National Conference (NC) founder and his father Sheikh Mohammed Abdullah was of the opinion that greater Indo-Pak interaction would benefit the people of the state the most.
“Our party still deems Indo-Pak friendship essential to a peaceful sub-continent. I impress upon the sane voices in both the countries to push their respective governments to initiate a result oriented dialogue process for the greater good of the two nations,” he said.
“The bonhomie between the two nuclear powered nations is the key to peace in J-K,” the former chief minister of the State said.
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