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Kasuri asks India to resume dialogue on Kashmir
Monday, August 11 2003 22:08 Hrs (IST)

New Delhi: Pakistan on August 11 said it has done all it could to stop cross-border terrorism and asked India to resume dialogue on all issues including Kashmir.

"We have done all we could to stop that," Foreign Minister Khurshid Mahmood Kasuri told NDTV 24 x 7 in Islamabad when asked about continuing cross-border terrorism.

Observing that the architecture for dialogue was ready, he said, "so let us start talking" adding that the talks should be on all issues including Kashmir.

People should not get the impression that the Kashmir dispute has been put in cold storage, he said.

PTI

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