ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, June 13 (UPI) -- Pakistan is satisfied with the current Indian efforts regarding the Kashmir peace process, the Pakistani Foreign Office has affirmed.
Following comments by former Indian Foreign Minister Yashwant Sinha that there is no room for Kashmiris in the India-Pakistan talks, Pakistani Foreign Office spokeswoman Tasneem Aslam said Pakistan was comfortable with the present process through which both countries were interacting with Kashmiri leaders to find a solution to the issue.
"Our position is that Kashmiris are part of the process and they should be able to sit at the table. Since this is not acceptable to India, we are comfortable with the Kashmiris being associated with the peace process through the other means," she said.
"For instance, Kashmir leaders on both sides of the border are interacting with each other. They are interacting with the governments of Pakistan and India and since there are three parties to the disputes, they all have to be on board to resolve it," she said.
