New Delhi not willing to hold bilateral talks over Kashmir issue: FM Qureshi

Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has on Friday said New Delhi guarantees that discussions over the Kashmir issue might be held with Pakistan, however isn't notwithstanding eager to lead a reciprocal gathering. 

The outside pastor conversed with media and kept up that the United States should utilize its impact over India to comprehend this debate.

"PM Imran Khan had expressed that Pakistan will step forward if India takes one to improve relations, however the issue is quickly deteriorating. India should come towards exchanges to settle the Kashmir strife, and I am sending a letter to the UN Secretary General today over this issue. 

"Pakistan had given the message of harmony previously, is as yet making a similar offer. We need to live gently. Then again, India brought up issues on US President Donald Trump's announcement with respect to the intervention offer on Kashmir question. 

"Our spotlight right now is on Afghanistan harmony process, and the strength of the whole locale will be in question if India makes prevention in it."

Earlier today, Donald Trump conversed with media in Washington and repeated to intercede Kashmir issue saying, "I would envision they (Imran Khan and Narendra Modi) could get along great, however in the event that they needed someone to mediate, to support them and I talked with Pakistan about that and I talked honestly in (sic) India about it. 

"It's truly up to Modi (to acknowledge the idea of intervention). On the off chance that they needed me to, I would surely intercede." 

While reacting to US President Donald Trump's idea to intercede Kashmir issue, External Affairs Minister of India Dr. S. Jaishankar said that any exchange on the issue might be held with Pakistan. 

The clergyman took to long range interpersonal communication site and advised that he has just passed on to US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in clear terms that discussions on Kashmir struggle might be reciprocal with Pakistan.