Pakistan takes yet another important decision over Occupied Kashmir conflict against India
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ISLAMABAD - Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi says Pakistan has decided to intensify its lobbying efforts to effectively highlight the prevailing situation in occupied Kashmir.
He was addressing a news conference along with DG ISPR Major General Asif Ghafoor in Islamabad on Saturday after a meeting of the special committee on Kashmir which discussed the future course of action on Kashmir dispute.
Giving details of the decisions taken in the meeting, the foreign minister said it has been decided to establish a Kashmir Cell in the Foreign Office in order to give impetus to the ongoing efforts and pursue a focused approach on Kashmir.
He said the foreign secretary has been directed to prepare a structure for the Kashmir Cell and present before him for approval.
Shah Mahmood Qureshi said it has also been decided to establish Kashmir cells in Pakistan's embassies in the key capitals. He said a focal person in each of these embassies will ensure coordinated effort.
The Foreign Minister said Pakistan is keeping a close eye on the evolving situation in occupied Kashmir and the process of consultations will continue.
Shah Mahmood Qureshi also warned the international community that India can carry out any false flag operation near the Line of Control to divert world attention from its illegal actions and human rights violations in occupied Kashmir. He said we have doubts on the Indian intent and actions. He, however, said the nation and its institutions are ready to respond to any Indian belligerence.
The Foreign Minister said the UN Security Council meeting on Kashmir is a big diplomatic victory of Pakistan and defeat of India. He however said this is a continuing process and the country will fight the Kashmir cause on all fronts.
Shah Mahmood Qureshi said today's India is not that of Nehru but of Modi and there is a clear difference between the two.
