Srinagar, Jul 23 (KNS): Huriyat Conference (G) on Sunday said that Kashmir is neither bilateral issue nor a conflict related to borders between Pakistan and India.
Commenting over the statement of PDP leader Mehbooba Mufti, wherein she had said that’’ there is no place for third party mediation on Kashmir’’, Hurriyat reiterated its stance that besides India, Pakistan & people of J&K, the UNO constitute as fourth party to the disputed issue of Jammu & Kashmir.
There is every apprehension that situation may go from bad to worst and turn like that of Syria, Iraq & Afghanistan, if the mediation of UN body or any third country is not solicited or accepted, said Huriyat.  
Both India and Pakistan have failed to solve Kashmir problem bilaterally, said Huriyat nor any tangible progress has been observed through agreements viz Shimla and Lahore Declaration, added Huriyat Conference.
The situations remained unaffected between the two, said Huriyat and added that despite 150 rounds of negotiations   between Indo-Pak, there is no letup in bloodshed in Jammu Kashmir, said Huriyat.
The situation in Syria & Iraq are quite different from that of Kashmir dispute, said Huriyat while commenting over the statement of Mehbooba Mufti.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp ChannelKashmir is long pending issue on UN agenda & Its international status is a recognized fact & beyond question, said Hurriyat.
India is a signatory to the instrument, agreed upon by Pakistan & International community & India has promised to ascertain the aspiration of people in J&K through right to self-determination, added Huriyat.
According to Huriyat statement the present state of chaos and continuous bloodshed is the outcome of noncompliance of these agreements.
There is nothing bad and nor anyone need to feel displeased or annoyed if any of the influential and powerful country offer their services to resolve this long-pending dispute.
Mehbooba Mufti need not to raise objections, nor Indian authorities should deny facts, said Huriyat and added that the international community has always lauded and appreciated intervention of third parties in the resolution of all conflicts.
The Kashmir issue was raised in UNO by India, hence admitted the importance of a status of a mediator. The more delay in its resolution will give rise to more complex situations, said Hurriyat.
Huriyat (G) said that situation can go beyond control, if the resolution is unnecessarily delayed and hence will give rise to situations like that of Syria and Iraq. (KNS)