An all-party conference on occupied Kashmir will be held tomorrow (Thursday) under the leadership of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The Modi government has invited the leadership of major Kashmiri political parties to an all-party meeting in Delhi on June 24.
The Modi administration has suspended internet service in occupied Jammu and Kashmir for 48 hours.
It may be recalled that former Chief Ministers of Occupied Kashmir Farooq Abdullah and Mehbooba Mufti accepted the invitation of Indian Prime Minister Modi to attend the All Party Meeting (APC).
Gupkar, an alliance of political parties in Occupied Kashmir, held an important meeting at Farooq Abdullah's residence in Srinagar yesterday, in which Farooq Abdullah said that the position of the Gupkar Declaration was clear and there was no change in it.
Mufti said that the Indian government was holding talks with the Taliban in Doha and they should also have a dialogue in occupied Kashmir. She said that India should also hold talks with Pakistan to resolve the Kashmir issue.
Kashmiri leader Muzaffar Shah said that there could be no compromise on Articles 370 and 35A under any circumstances. Kashmiri leader Yousuf Tari Gami demanded release of Kashmiri prisoners or their transfer to jails in occupied Kashmir.
