New Delhi not clear on what to do in Kashmir: Soz

Excelsior CorrespondentSRINAGAR, May 30: Alleging that New Delhi was not clear on what to do in Kashmir, former Union Minister and Congress leader, Prof� Saifuddin Soz today said that there was no use of opening a process for dialogue, which is not based on matrix of a definite purpose.�While the Home Minister has made a statement that augurs well for the course of a dialogue process with Kashmir leadership, it does not, however, prove at the same time, that the PMO is very much clear on the need to open a dialogue in Kashmir that ultimately leads the parties to the settlement of the issue,� he said in a statement, issued here today.Claiming that he knew Delhi well, the former Union Minister alleged� that the political elite in Centre was� not yet clear on what to do in Kashmir! �I wish the mainstream parties in Kashmir also realize, in full measure, the genuineness of the stand taken by the joint resistance leadership of the Hurriyat Conference on the issue of a purposeful dialogue process between New Delhi and Kashmir,� he added and stressed that it should be realized by one and all that there was� no use of opening dialogue process, which is not based on the matrix of a definite purpose.Pointing towards alleged� lack of� seriousness at the Government level,� Prof Soz informed that the Interlocutor� Dineshwar Sharma has not been able to meet Ajit Doval, Advisor to the Prime Minister, much less the Prime Minister,� since when he was appointed as the Interlocutor.