She presented her five-points suggestions towards the conflict resolution of Kashmir and suggested that Pakistan should also demand the international investigation in Kashmir as the UN report does. “We need to draw the attention of the international community on world’s legal and other forums about the human rights abuses of India. We should approach international NGOs working on women in conflict. The UN Report is fresh now, we should continue emphasising on its implementation. Pakistan should keep reiterating the UN resolutions on Kashmir because the resolutions on East Timor were same as Kashmir. We should demand UN to restore operations of UNMOGIP in Indian side of Kashmir as they are working in Pakistan side of Kashmir as observers. Pakistan’s legitimacy in Kashmir conflict is based on UN resolutions, so we should not deviate from the UN resolutions.”
Pakistan’s spokesperson on Foreign Affairs Dr. Mohammad Faisal maintained that Pakistan wants good relations with India as Prime Minister Imran Khan insured that if India will come forward one step, we will come two steps forward. Khan has written a letter to his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi to talk about bilateral relations, peace, and the conflict resolution of Jammu & Kashmir, the report said.
He said that we are opening Kartarpura Corridor that will allow Indian Sikhs to visit their holy places in Pakistan without Visa. “Pakistan-India relations are not that simple, we have wars in the past but the diplomacy is changed in 21st century, diplomacy is now a name of public perception.”
He said that Foreign Office is working on Kashmir inside and outside Pakistan through conferences, demonstrations, photo exhibitions, publications and social media. He said UN report on Kashmir was very important and comprehensive. “We are saying the same for last 70 years. The recent UK report on Kashmir is also the same. We welcome all international investigative teams to visit Kashmir. We always welcome Indian media to come to Pakistan even in the days when Kulbhushan Jadhav’s wife and mother visited Pakistan.”