Kashmir Issue  

China has made it clear that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and China’s President Xi Jinping will not be discussing the Kashmir issue when they meet. Tension between India and Pakistan escalated after New Delhi revoked Jammu and Kashmir's special status granted under Article 370 and 35A of the Indian Constitution on August 5. 

While Pakistan lies in a state of mess, Malala, the Nobel prize winner for peace poked her nose unnecessarily into the issue of abrogation and urged UN to work for the people there. But people have exposed her double standards and asked her to look at what’s happening in Pakistan. 

I want to tell India that extremism would rise in Kashmir. People would fight against the atrocities and human rights violations, said Pakistan PM Imran Khan. Whereas India had reiterated in Geneva summit that Pakistan's narrative was fabricated.

 

Kashmir issue: Rejecting Pakistan's propaganda, India said it was an ill-disguised effort by Pakistan to advance its territorial ambitions with hysterical, false, fabricated narratives aiming at politicising and polarising the forum.

Indian ambassador to the United States Harsh Vardhan Shringla called Article 370, which gave special status to the state, an "anachronistic provision" that was "stifling the economy and encouraging the inflow of Pakistani terrorism" and said US liberal media has “unfortunately chosen not to provide this perspective”.
 

US President Donald Trump stated that the relationship between India and Pakistan is “less heated” now than what it was two weeks ago. He further reiterated his offer to help the two countries. 

India and Pakistan are taking part in the 42nd session of United Nations Human Rights Council. Here is how Pakistan is being cornered in Kashmir issue by the international community.
 

Kashmir People’s Movement leader Shehla Rashid was in the news for her tweets about Kashmir and its people following the abrogation of Articles 370 and 35A. She had claimed that the Indian Army had “tortured” civilians in the region. 

With no support yet from other countries, Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan continues to urge Saudi, UAE foreign ministers to intervene in the Kashmir issue

With Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan making constant attempts to raise the Kashmir issue on global platforms, his countrymen have asked him to concentrate on economy first and focus on Kashmir issues later 
 

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Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan is making desperate attempts to seek help over the Kashmir issue. For the second time in a month, Khan made a call to Saudi crown prince Mohammed bin Salman on the issue of Kashmir

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met UN secretary general Antonio Guterres to discuss various issues, during the G7 Summit. Earlier this month, Guterres had urged India and Pakistan to exercise "maximum restraint" and refrain from taking steps that could affect the status of Jammu and Kashmir

 Pakistan Senator Rehman Malik has somehow managed to drag the Kashmir issue over the Congress leader P Chidambaram's arrest in INX Media case. Malik said that Chidambaram has landed in trouble because he raised his voice against the abrogation of Article 370 
 

US President Donald Trump once again raked up the Kashmir issue and stated that he is ready to assist both India and Pakistan if the countries wished so.  A senior administration official also added that the United States is monitoring the Kashmir situation very closely