All major Indian opposition parties raise doubts over PM Modi Kashmir dialogue policy
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NEW DELHI - All major Indian opposition parties as well as editors and writers have expressed doubt about seriousness of Modi-led government to resolve the Kashmir dispute.
They were addressing a joint press conference in New Delhi after the government appointed former Director of Intelligence Bureau, Dineshwar Sharma, as its interlocutor for Kashmir to initiate a sustained dialogue for understanding aspirations of Kashmiri people.
Leader of opposition in Rajya Sabha and Congress leader, Ghulam Nabi Azad, said the Modi-led government has no Kashmir policy.
