Begin talks with all stakeholders on Kashmir: Mehbooba

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New Delhi, Aug 27 (PTI) Jammu and Kashmir Chief MinisterMehbooba Mufti today sought the creation of an institutionalmechanism of interlocutors to talk to all stakeholders inKashmir to carry forward former Prime Minister Atal BihariVajpayee’s policy of a dialogue internally as well as withPakistan. Mufti, who called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi hereand discussed the situation in the Kashmir Valley, toldreporters that he was very concerned about the situation andhas asked for steps to end this "bloodshed" so that the statecomes out of the present turmoil. "The Prime Minister is very concerned about the situationin Jammu and Kashmir like we all are. It is a matter ofconcern for everyone. The Prime Minister wants this bloodshedto end so that the state comes out of the present turmoil,"she told reporters after an hour-long meeting with Modi.(More) PTI SKLARC

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