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Unanimous resolution of all parties on Kashmir problem shortly

| | Sep 07, 2016, at 08:37 pm
New Delhi, Sept 7 (IBNS) : An unanimous resolution is likely to be taken on restive Kashmir on the basis of reports of the delegation members who visited the valley recently and the deliberations the Government had with them to bring under control the volatile situation.

The media reports said the resolution may be passed shortly.

Several members of the all-party delegation from Parliament advocated in favour of holding negotiations with all the stake holders in Kashmir. However, the separatist Hurriyat leaders refused to talks with the representatives and the the visit ended without any breakthrough.

Kashmir is being torn by violence and unrest for the last two months since the encounter death of Hizbul commander Burhan Wani.
 

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