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'Waiting for guns to fall silent will be too late': Farooq Abdullah urges talks with Pakistan

'Waiting for guns to fall silent will be too late': Farooq Abdullah urges talks with Pakistan

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After the Kulgam terror attack, Farooq Abdullah, president of the Jammu and Kashmir National Conference, called on Pakistan to end terrorism and pursue dialogue to resolve outstanding issues. He said bullets and military confrontation cannot resolve political disputes and that meaningful engagement must begin without waiting for hostilities to end. His remarks came amid a spate of security incidents in Jammu and Kashmir, including the killing of two Special Police Officers.

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National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Thursday made a strong pitch for dialogue between India and Pakistan, asserting that bullets and military confrontation cannot resolve political disputes and that meaningful engagement must begin without waiting for hostilities to end. The former…

Coverage arrived over 1 hour. First from Kashmir Observer, latest from Rising Kashmir.

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First reported by Kashmir Observer at 08:07 UTC on 12 Nov.

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  3. The New Indian Express Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd. Current article

    'Waiting for guns to fall silent will be too late': Farooq Abdullah urges talks with Pakistan

    National Conference president Farooq Abdullah on Thursday made a strong pitch for dialogue between India and Pakistan, asserting that bullets and military confrontation cannot resolve political disputes and that meaningful engagement must begin without waiting for hostilities to end. The former…

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