Jammu, Sep 1: Centre's former interlocutors on Jammu and Kashmir today said the primary aim of their current visit to the state is to submit the feedback, received from different political parties on the recommendations of their report, to the Union Home Ministry.
 "Our priority is to get feedback on the recommendation of the report
 (interlocutors). We are meeting a lot of people here that is what we will get feed back," head of the former interlocutors panel on J&K, Dilip Padgaonkar told reporters here today.
 "The feed back which we would get from the state would be submitted
 to Union Home Ministry," he said.  To a question about boycott and opposition from political parties and several other groups in the state, Padgaonkar said that each one of them has their “own compulsions and constraints.”
 "It is upto people to meet us...We are going to report Union Home
 Ministry what we hear," he said.
 Two of the former Interlocutors, Padgaonkar and Professor Radha Kumar, arrived here from Srinagar where they met a cross section of people during the past three days. The panel met a few delegations, including that of Samajwadi Party here today to obtain inputs about the recommendations made in the report.

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