Kashmir dispute enters into critical, decisive stage: Barrister Sultan
Pakistan Times Kashmir Desk

WALLSAL (UK): The ex-Prime Minister of Azad Kashmir and Leader of the Opposition in the AJK Legislative Assembly Barrister Sultan Mahmood Choudhry has said that Kashmir dispute has entered into a very critical and decisive stage where the participation of the Kashmiris in the Indo-Pak talks was very essential which could help in the peaceful solution of the old dispute.

AJK's ex-Premier said this while addressing a meeting here at Wallsal on Saturday. Sultan said that it was the demand of the Kashmiris that they should be included in the ongoing dialogue process between India and Pakistan.

He said that United Kingdom can play a better role for the solution of the core issue and asked that Kashmiri and Pakistani community living in UK to fulfill their responsibilities for highlighting the Kashmir issue on world forum.

Sultan once again strongly condemned recently terrorist incident occurred in the UK and said that it was a sorrowful incident. He also asked the world powers to check the Indian state terrorism in Indian Held Kashmir [IHK] and Israeli state terrorism in Palestine.

Criticising the present government in Azad Kashmir, he said that Sikandar government was promoting the revenge politics in Azad Jammu and Kashmir.

To a question, he said that an airport would also be established in Mirpur district. He advised the Kashmiri UK community to take part in the Britain politics and trade unions to highlight the core issue zestfully on the world forum.

AJK's ex-Minister Muhammad Ali Advocate, Member Legislative Assembly Ch. Arshad Hussain, candidate AJK assembly Shoukat Farid, Ch. Waheed Rassib, and former secretary general of PPP Britain Ch. Farooq were also addressed the meeting.●