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India, Pakistan to set up panel to discuss Kashmir dispute
NEW DELHI. Oct 26: India and Pakistan have vowed to continue their official talks and are to set up a panel to discuss a long-standing dispute over Kashmir, reports said today, says AFP.
Foreign secretaries of the South Asian arch-rivals met in Edinburgh on the sidelines of the Commonwealth summit and agreed to start a new official dialogue as soon as possible after the last talks, in September ended In a deadlock.
Newspapers here said Indian Foreign Secretary K Ranghu-nath and his Pakistani counterpart Sharnshad Ahmed "agreed to address all issues." including Kashmir.
Of the three wars between India and Pakistan since their independence in 1947. two have been over Kashmir.
New Delhi says the Hi-
malayan territory is an integral part of India while Islamabad wants a UN-brokered referendum to decide the future of the Muslim majority state.
Pakistan had urged India to agree to substantive discussions on the 50-year-old Kashmir dispute in order to put the bilateral dialogue back on track.
The foreign secretaries meet-• ing followed an earlier 75-mlnute breakfast session between the Indian Prime Minister Inder Kumar Gujral and Nawaz Sharif, the Pakistani premier, where the Kashmir issue was discussed.
The Hindustan Times said the premiers discussed the artillery duels in August and September along the Kashmir border resulting in dozens of civilian casualties on both sides. .
They expressed satisfaction that the situation has stabilised
and said attempts should continue to ensure that the situation remained so." the dally said.
The September talks held in' New Delhi were the third round of talks between the two neigh bours, which restarted in March following a three-year freeze
During talks held in Islamabad In June the two sides set an eight-point agenda, including peace and security, the Kashmir state, as well as confidence-building measures.
It was also agreed to set up "Joint working group" to discuss tne identifier topics.
The two sides have agreed to address all issues listed in the joint statement" Issued in June. They actively agreed to continue discussions on this regard through diplomatic channels." Hje Times of India quoting a press statement said.
Army begins operation to trap militants
PTI adds from Jammu: A massive operation "Bear Trap” has been launched by the army against militants In foothills of Pir PanJals ranges to trap them In Surankot sector of Poonch district in Jammu region, a defence spokesman said here today.
In the last two days, six militants were killed and a large quantity of arms and ammunition was recovered, while the army lost one officer in the operation. he said.
Meanwhile, the body of Major His Gahalawat. who was killed in an encounter with militants in Surankot sector of Poonch district on Friday, was flown to his home town Rohtak in Maryana on Friday where he will be cremated with full military honours, he said.