Internal conditions will force New Delhi to change policy: DPM
Srinagar, Dec 31: The chairman of Democratic Political Movement (DPM) Firdous Ahmad Shah on Monday exuded hope that 2013 would mark a considerable progress vis-à-vis Kashmir issue and that the internal conditions would force New Delhi to shun its obduracy.
In a statement today, Shah said, “New Delhi’s stubbornness is the biggest impediment in resolving Kashmir issue and but it will be forced by the circumstances to shun it and bring the parties on board for talks to resolve it. For Kashmir issue has weakened New Delhi’s economy and now it has no alternative but to find a solution to this imbroglio.
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