Srinagar: Pakistan administered Kashmir (PaK) Prime Minister Raja Farooq Haider has said that the government in Muzaffarabad and a Srinagar-based alliance of pro-freedom Kashmiri leaders should be given a role for advocacy of Kashmir cause at the international level.
“It’s the demand of the time and circumstances that the ‘Azad’ [Kashmir] government and the All Parties Hurriyat Conference (APHC) be given a role to plead their case before the international community,” he said at the 31st death anniversary function of the Kashmiri leader KH Khurshid, Dawn reported.
“Kashmiris will have to come forward to counter India’s propaganda at the diplomatic front. We ought to reformulate our policies in keeping with the prevailing circumstances, so as to fail India’s machinations,” the PaK prime minister said.
Haider said Kashmir is not a bilateral issue and its solution has to be reached in accordance with the wishes of 15 million population through implementation of the UN Security Council resolutions.
He stressed that the entire Kashmiri leadership must forge unity and unanimity in the interest of their noble struggle and Pakistan, the report said.
He said Pakistan was the true sympathiser and lone powerful advocate of Kashmiris.(Dawn)
