Connect with us

JAMMU & KASHMIR

Mehbooba says result oriented dialogue not muscular approach to bring peace in Kashmir | KNO

Published

on

kno news

Srinagar, March 13 (KNO) : Former Chief Minister and President Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Mehbooba Mufti reiterated that result oriented dialogue with all stakeholders is the only way to make peace in restive Jammu and Kashmir permanent. According to a statement issued to KNO, PDP spokesman said Mehbooba on Wednesday addressed Bandipora workers’ convention in which she asked the party functionaries to work with greater coordination and strengthen the party on the ground. She stated the PDP has always been a staunch advocate of political process for the resolution of Kashmir and has been asking the Government of India to hold meaningful dialogue with Hurriyat, Pakistan and with other stakeholders. “This muscular approach and political patch work will not take us anywhere as this has been tried for many decades and hasn’t yielded any positive outcome.It is unfortunate that some people still believe in the efficacy of these methods and are trying to repeat the old mistakes which will be meaningless and will prove counter productive,” Mehbooba said. She further stated that people are well aware of the policies of the PDP and how the party has always preferred its principles over power and didn't allow BJP to take any inroads on the constitutional position of the state. She added that the state of Jammu and Kashmir as part of the Republic secured its unique position and same cannot in any way be contested in any court of law. She said that Article 35-A is a matter of life and death for the people of Jammu and Kashmir and that no one has the authority to challenge the very identity of people of the state in any court across the world. Those present who spoke on the occasion includeGeneral Secretary Abdul Haq Khan, Nizam udin Bhat and party’s nominated candidate for looking Sabha for North Kashmir’s Lok Sabha constituency Abdul Qayoom Wani.(KNO)

Trending

TOP STORIES3 hours ago

In over 70 years, Srinagar records highest July temperature at 37.4 degrees | KNO

TOP STORIES9 hours ago

Police attach property worth Rs 1.5 Crore in Srinagar in terror-linked case | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

Amarnath Yatra symbol of unity, brotherhood; 20,000 pilgrims have paid obeisance, more on way: LG Sinha | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

Amarnath Yatra 2025: Amid multi-layer security cover, over 26,000 pilgrims pay obeisance at holy cave shrine in 2 days | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

8th Muharram: Traditional procession carried out though Lal Chowk for 3rd straight year | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

8TH MUHARRAM PROCESSION: Top officers step out of their official roles; offer water to mourners | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

J&K Admin, Police, Health Deptt, volunteers join hands to facilitate 8th Muharram procession in Srinagar | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

J&K govt enhances MLA development fund to Rs 4 crore | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

J&K's future lies in hands of young scientists: CM Omar at SKAUST-K Convocation | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

Heatwave: Sgr records 2nd hottest day of season at 35.3 degrees Celsius | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

Prolonged heatwave, dry spell threatens Kashmir’s horticulture sector | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

Catastrophe in the Making: Kashmir’s annual rainfall declines by around 5 mm per year, reveals Study | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

As Dachigam tops, MEE recommends ‘Greater Dachigam Landscape’ for Hangul survival | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

Banderpora Kakapora farmers suffer as irrigation pump lies defunct | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

Sheep Husbandry Dept clarifies training norms in promotion row | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

Youth drowns to death in Jhelum at Batwara | KNO

TOP STORIES23 hours ago

LG addresses 6th Convocation Ceremony of SKUAST Kashmir | KNO

Copyright © 2021