US tells Muslim bodies it backs direct Indo-Pak dialogue


New York, Sep 7 (IANS): A delegation of US Council of Muslim Organisations (USMCO) that met a senior State Department official dealing with Pakistan to raise the Kashmir issue has been told that Washington backs direct talks between New Delhi and Islamabad on Kashmir.

"The US continues to support direct dialogue between India and Pakistan on Kashmir and other issues of concern -- a message stressed in Deputy Assistant Secretary Massinga's recent meeting with @USCMO leadership," the Acting Assistant Secretary for South and Central Asia, Alice G. Wells, tweeted on Friday.

Erwin Massinga is in-charge of Pakistan Affairs within the Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs.

  

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  • YOGI THUNTA, MANGALURU - NEAR PUMPWELL CIRCLE

    Sat, Sep 07 2019

    Why MUSLIM MUSLIM >? WHY OTHERS ARE NOT BELONGS TO HUMAN BEINGS ! WHY THEY ARE DIFFERENTIATING ! WHY THEY ARE RACIAL !!!! WHY FOR THEM ONLY SPECIAL STATUS AS HUMANS ?

    BY THE WAY THE BEGGING STATE PAKISTAN IS NOT IN A POSITION TO FEED THE KASMIRI THEN WHY HUE AND CRY !

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  • ad, mangaluru

    Sat, Sep 07 2019

    What is hindu nationalism and hindutva?

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