Militancy and peace initiatives
cannot go together, Senge Hasnan Sering
Washington D.C., Mar. 30 (ANI): Asserting that Pakistan should treat all the regions of
Jammu and Kashmir equally, Director of Gilgit Baltistan National Congress, Senge Hasnan
Sering said that militancy and peace talks cannot go hand in
hand, adding that peace will come only when all the stakeholders would share
dividends and responsibilities.
"Militancy and peace initiatives cannot go hand in hand.
You have to equally treat all the regions of Jammu and Kashmir. If you leave Gilgit Baltistan and Ladakh then that's a exude policy.
India must not support that. This is an issue of the whole region and peace
will come when all the stakeholders will share dividends and
responsibilities," Sering told ANI.
Sering further stated that India cannot take Pakistan seriously
until and unless it treats the violent elements seriously.
"If Pakistan promotes peace initiatives and make the divided
families meet and a situation is created to test Pakistan's sincerity, then
India and Pakistan should not delay in talking about the Kashmir issue.
Pakistan is not against violence. It is against those elements who give a tough
time to Pakistani elements," he added.
Sering was speaking in context of Pakistan Joint Investigation
team's probe in the Pathankot terror attack.
The probe team arrived in the national capital on March 27 and
visited the headquarters of the National Investigation Agency (NIA) the next
day.
However, it did not demand any input of the investigation
carried out by the Indian agency.
The NIA, on its part, gave a detailed presentation to the JIT on
the evidence collected during the course of the Pathankot terror attack probe.
The probe team visited the Pathankot air base yesterday and begun the probe
into the deadly terror attack by visiting the site of the incident. After the
investigation, which went on for near about two hours, the Pakistan JIT left
for Pakistan.
This was the first time that Pakistani intelligence and police
officials travelled to India to investigate a terror attack case. (ANI)
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