PAK-QURESHI 2LST

The fifth round of the composite dialogue was
initiated before the Mumbai attacks and President Asif Ali
Zardari and Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had agreed
during a meeting on the continuation and deepening of peaceful
dialogue for resolution of the Kashmir issue, Qureshi said.
Later, Pakistan presented the Kashmir issue
successfully during a meeting between the Prime Ministers of
the two countries and Singh had to face severe criticism in
his own country after agreeing to discuss all issues, he
contended.
Referring to a meeting with his Indian counterpart,
Qureshi said: "I gave a roadmap for engagements during the
time when the dialogue was suspended.
Though we agreed that the dialogue should be resumed,
he pledged to be back after consultation with his leadership
but he didn't.
Both India and Pakistan had acted maturely and did not
stop confidence-building measures including the ceasefire
along the Line of Control, uninterrupted cross-border bus
services and cross-LoC trade," he said.
Qureshi asked members of the National Assembly,
including opposition lawmakers, to come up with suggestions to
resolve the Kashmir and water issues. PTI RHL
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