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Geelani welcomes Imran on his K-resolution remark, Wishes Pak stability

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July 28, 2018
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Srinagar: Hurriyat Conference (G) chairman, Syed Ali Geelani on Friday welcomed the statement of PTI chief Imran Khan that “Kashmir is the core issue between India and Pakistan and the two countries should resolve it through dialogue.”
In a statement issued to KNS, Geelani expressed hope that the election in Pakistan would lead to a stable government in the country, saying all religious and political organizations should work together.
Syed Ali Geelani while referring to the statement of PTI chief Imran Khan, said it reflects the state policy of Pakistan. I on behalf of my nation offer my congratulation to Imran Khan on his achievement, Geelani asserted.
Praying for the prosperity and stable Pakistan, Syed Ali Geelani hoped that all religious and political organizations in Pakistan will serve their best for progressive and stable Pakistan, saying the country has a political importance in the Muslim world and this country is center of hope not only for the sub-continent but for the whole Muslim Ummah.
Hailing Imran Khan for clear Kashmir policy, Syed Ali Geelani said, “Now it is time for India to reciprocate. India should come clear on Pakistan’s offer” Geelani said.
We hope Pakistan’s offer and spirit of flexibility will be reciprocated by India so that new vistas of cooperation are opened for resolution of issues including Kashmir issue in accordance with aspirations of Kashmiri people,” he said.
Geelani urged Indian leadership to shun its stubborn, haughty and colonial attitude and come forward for sorting out all outstanding issues with Pakistan particularly the Kashmir dispute.
He stressed for the cordial relation between Iran, Afghanistan, China, Bangladesh, Nepal & Pakistan and said that best relation between these countries will lead the region to overall stability, peace, development, and progress. “We hope Pakistan’s PTI chief will lead Pakistan and improve relations with neighboring countries, saying global cooperation and friendly relations is key to successes and prosperity.

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