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Swaraj confirmed what we know: Sharif's Kashmir dream will be a dream

On 26 October, 1947, VP Menon was joined at his Delhi residence by the then British deputy High Commissioner for a drink.Menon, who had just returned from Srinagar, poured out a stiff drink, smiled and exulted: "We have Kashmir.The bas...d signed the Act of Accession.

Pak Newspaper Calls Nawaz Sharif's Kashmir Dream 'Wishful Thinking'

Highlights Islamabad has to make Pak-occupied Kashmir a model state first: Report It urged India and Pakistan to resolve their bilateral issues amicably They need to get engaged in the dialogue process, the daily saidSlamming Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif for saying he was waiting for the day all of Kashmir will join Pakistan, a Pakistani daily today urged him not to indulge in "wishful thinking"."Such statements are nothing more than rhetoric," the Daily Times said in an editorial."Instead of indulging in wishful thinking, the PM needs to sit back and think with a cool mind the ways to resolve the regional issues," it added.

Nawaz Sharif's Kashmir dream is a 'wishful thinking': Pakistan newspaper

Burhan WaniHizbul Mujahideen terroristNEW DELHI: Pakistan on Monday sought to further escalate the Kashmir issue, with PM Nawaz Sharif expressing shock over the killing ofand the foreign office in Islamabad compounding the provocation by summoning India's high commissioner Gautam Bambawale to expresss "serious concern'' over the elimination of thewhom it called a "Kashmiri leader".India hit back and advised Pakistan "to refrain from interfering in the internal affairs of its neighbours".The developments came even as the toll in the ongoing unrest in the state climbed to 30 on Monday and militants attacked a CRPF camp injuring 10 troopers.Sharif 's office said in a statement that he had expressed deep shock at the "killing of Kashmiri leader Burhan Wani and many other civilians by the Indian military and paramilitary forces".The statement said it was "deplorable that excessive and unlawful force was used against civilians" protesting against Wani's killing.