In a significant statement delivered at the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly, Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar underscored that the longstanding issue of Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) remains the sole point of contention that should be addressed through direct dialogue between India and Pakistan.
Jaishankar articulated India’s position on Kashmir issue, reiterating that discussions should focus exclusively on areas currently under Pakistani control.
His remarks come amid ongoing tensions between the two nations, which have historically impacted regional stability.
“The Kashmir issue is a bilateral matter and should be resolved exclusively between India and Pakistan,” Jaishankar asserted.
He highlighted India’s commitment to territorial integrity while calling for constructive engagement on the matter.
This statement aligns with India’s longstanding policy that emphasizes the importance of bilateral talks without external interference on Kashmir issue.
The address serves as a reaffirmation of India’s diplomatic stance and its approach to fostering peace and security in the region.
Jaishankar’s comments resonate amid a complex geopolitical landscape, as India continues to engage with various international stakeholders while advocating for its sovereign rights on Kashmir issue.
The call for dialogue reflects a broader strategy aimed at resolving disputes through direct negotiations, highlighting India’s commitment to a peaceful resolution of the Kashmir issue.
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