Kashmir issue echoes in Norwegian Parliament, India snubbed
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ISLAMABAD: Norwegian Foreign Minister Borge Brende, while replying to a motion on occupied Jammu and Kashmir, Tuesday emphasized the need for a dialogue between Pakistan and India to resolve the issue amicably.
According to a message received here, the Norwegian Parliament debated the Kashmir dispute on the adjournment motion tabled by Knut Arild Hareide, leader of the Christian Democratic Party (KrF).
He expressed his concern and showed surprise on how a democracy like
India could impose curbs on freedom of expression, including the social media.
Various other members of the Norwegian Parliament also spoke and
reiterated the need for a peaceful settlement of the dispute.
According to a message received here, the Norwegian Parliament debated the Kashmir dispute on the adjournment motion tabled by Knut Arild Hareide, leader of the Christian Democratic Party (KrF).
He expressed his concern and showed surprise on how a democracy like
India could impose curbs on freedom of expression, including the social media.
He called for a Norwegian role in pushing India to come to the negotiating table to resolve the long festering dispute in a peaceful manner, which, otherwise, had the potential to escalate dangerously.
Various other members of the Norwegian Parliament also spoke and
reiterated the need for a peaceful settlement of the dispute.
