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PM urges
all shades of political opinion to come forward for talks in J and K
Wednesday, August 11, 2010 01:25:56 AM ,
ANI |
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New Delh: The Prime Minister,
Dr. Manmohan Singh, on Tuesday said that addressing the alienation
and emotional needs is the key for a political solution in the
Kashmir valley.
Dr. Manmohan Singh in his opening remarks to the all-party
delegation meet on Kashmir held here said that it can be achieved
only through a sustained internal and external dialogue.
The Prime Minister asserted that government is ready to discuss all
issues within the bounds of democratic process and frame work, as he
urged all shades of political opinion to come forward for talks in a
spirit of conciliation and dialogue.
Pointing out the need for a fresh beginning, Dr. Singh said that the
state is only now emerging from the two decades of insurgency. He
urged all political parties to build a consensus on a practical and
realizable vision of the future of Jammu and Kashmir.
The Prime Minister said that nothing will give him "greater
satisfaction than to see a permanent and just settlement of
outstanding issues that protects the honour of all sections of
people in the state."
Dr. Singh said majority of the people in Jammu and Kashmir favour a
peaceful resolution of all issues and that is why "it is all the
more important to ensure that the cycle of violence ends."
Mentioning about the public concern on Armed Forces Special Powers
Act (AFSA), Dr. Singh said that the government is aware of public
sentiment on the issue of armed forces special powers Act.
He said ultimately Jammu and Kashmir Police has to take on the
burden of law and order and centre will provide all help to the
state police
Conveying his deep sympathy towards those who lost their lives in
the recent protests in the Kashmir valley, Dr.Singh appealed to the
youth to allow peace to prevail and go back to their classes.
Spelling out the measures taken by the government, to address the
aspiration of the people, the Prime Minister said that the line of
control and border at various places has been opened to allow people
in two parts of Kashmir to have greater interaction and trade
besides holding talks in the round tables. Urging people of the
state to give peace a chance , he said a lot of hard work is needed
to rebuild the state and its institutions .
The Prime Minister also said that there is need to promote economic
activity and create employment opportunities.
He also gave a call to build physical and human resource
infrastructure while making it apparent that this can gather
momentum only if peace prevails .
Dr. Singh, on this occasion, also announced the setting up of a
Committee to increase employability in the state.
The panel to be headed by Dr C Rangarajan will interact with the
National Skill Development Mission and submit its report within
three months.
Prime Minister said that Jammu and Kashmir Police and other security
forces are performing an extremely challenging task in difficult
circumstances.
He urged the Jammu and Kashmir Government to take action to protect
policemen and their families.
(ANI)
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