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Pak. awaiting Indian response to talks offer
NEW DELHI, DEC. 7. Pakistan is awaiting a positive response from
India to the proposal of its chief executive, Gen. Pervez
Musharraf, for holding talks on the Kashmir issue at any time and
place.
The Pakistan High Commissioner, Mr. Ashraf Jehangir Qazi, told
reporters at an Iftar party hosted by him here this evening that
India should not hesitate but should move forward towards holding
negotiations on all bilateral issues, including Kashmir.
He said there should be some concrete proposal on Kashmir.
Holding talks for the sake of talks would not serve any purpose.
``We should come out of this phase of allegations and be positive
in the resolution of all bilateral issues.''
- UNI
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