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Like Pak won hearts in Swat and Balochistan, India should in Kashmir: Pak NSA to Indian HC

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April 7, 2018
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Pakistan’s National Security Advisor Naseer Khan Janjua has told Indian High Commissioner to Pakistan Ajay Bisaria that the Narendra Modi government should win the hearts of Kashmiris much like Pakistan has done in the Swat Valley in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province and in restive Balochistan province, Hindustan Times reported.

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According to HT report the anonymous official confided that Bisaria politely replied to the Pakistan NSA on April 3 that it was not Indian security forces but Pakistani infiltrators who were vitiating the atmosphere in the Kashmir Valley through mayhem and violence.

The HT report further says that India and Pakistan decided to take incremental steps on the humanitarian front to remove deep-seated negativity among the populace on both sides of the border.

“Among the suggested steps was a proposal to revive the joint judicial committee, defunct since 2008, to exchange mentally unsound prisoners and fishermen who find their way to jails in the other country. This was first proposed by external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj to the Pakistan High Commissioner in October 2017 and Islamabad responded to it on March 7, 2018,” reads HT report.

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