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Calls for taking bold initiatives on Kashmir, starting result-oriented dialogue process: J&K Chief Minister

Kashmirmediawatch by Kashmirmediawatch
August 8, 2016
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NEW DELHI, AUGUST 08: Chief Minister, Ms Mehbooba Mufti has stressed the need for taking bold and tangible initiatives to reach out to the people in Jammu and Kashmir.

The Chief Minister called on Union Home Minister, Mr Rajnath Singh here today to discuss the measures to be taken to restore peace in the State.

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Ms Mehbooba called for reviving the confidence building and peace process in the State and the region through a productive dialogue process with all shades of the political opinion, as was done by the then NDA government headed by Mr Atal Bihari Vajpayee in 2003. She said while the problems confronting Jammu and Kashmir could be tackled through short-term economic and developmental initiatives, there has to be a political solution to the problem of Jammu and Kashmir, which could be reached out by involving all the stakeholders in a constructive and result-oriented dialogue process.

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Ms Mehbooba said Jammu and Kashmir has been witnessing repeated cycles of deadly violence, and there has to be an end to this vicious cycle of violence, which can be made possible only through a productive dialogue and reconciliation process. “We saw similar volatile situations in 2008 and 2010, resulting in loss of precious human lives, destruction of public properties and enormous economic drop-down as has happened this time around,” she said and added that there has been mounting cynicism in Kashmir over a period of time as every confidence building process initiated in the past was never followed up with sincerity of purpose. She said whether it is the Working Group recommendations, reports of All Party Delegations or recommendations of Interlocutors, there has been, unfortunately, no follow-up on the same resulting in cynicism and alienation in Kashmir, especially among the youth. “I hope the current situation, unlike the past, could be used as an opportunity to reach out to the people in Jammu and Kashmir through tangible confidence building initiatives and provide the much-needed healing touch to them to tide over the trust-deficit,” she said.

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Ms Mehbooba said there is a need to heal the wounds of the people in Kashmir who have seen immense tragedies because of violence and bloodshed. “Prime Minister, Mr Narendra Modi has a huge mandate and he can take the bold initiatives on Kashmir. We hope he will start a dialogue process with all shades of political opinion like Vajpayee did,” Ms Mehbooba said adding; “These are our own people, our own children who are getting killed or maimed in Kashmir leaving behind a trail of tragedies for the victim families.”

The Chief Minister also called for reviving the dialogue and peace process with Pakistan and turning J&K into a bridge of friendship between the two countries instead of bone of contention. “Not only friendship we want a dialogue process be started so that peace returns to entire sub-continent,” she said.

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