Are Pakistan's domestic issues delaying resolution of the Kashmir issue with India?

In Pakistan, the political establishment is battling internal terror and grappling with major economic challenges. In such a situation, is it too much to expect from Pakistan to focus on resolving the Kashmir issue?

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28.57%

Disagree :

71.43%

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Agree :28.57%

Ramesh C. Manghirmalani | Sep 26, 2012

It is true Asif Ali Zardari Who I met three times also has to kiss ISI and Army

Fasil | Apr 09, 2012

Yes, that is partially right. As a party to the dispute, the country can't push the issue at international level, like it did previously. But I don't think India is..

Disagree : 71.43%

Zahid Hussain Mirani | Oct 22, 2012

Pakistan is not in a mod of calculation of the kashmir issue in any way. It has been at the stake owing to internal socio-economical crises which has deserted..

Dr Prasenjit Chattopadhyay | Jun 18, 2012

I don't think so, for it is nothing ephemeral and their innermost contention must go on...so if there is a will there is a way...but , sigh, the will is lacking on..

Manu Sharma | May 24, 2012

Pakistan will never leave Kashmir issue due to its national promise to take revenge on India after 1971 war. Why is it that India has not taken back occupied..

Gagan Rawat | Apr 09, 2012

Pakistan's present situation has nothing to do with Kashmir issue, politics were always been a problem there. they can only resolve issues related to terrorist that..

Rakshanda Gupta | Apr 09, 2012

I am not agree as Pakistan was never wanted to resolve this issue even when there was no domestic issues in pakistan.

Gagan Rawat | Apr 09, 2012

Pakistan's present situation has nothing to do with Kashmir issue, politics were always been a problem there. they can only resolve issues related to terrorist that..

Rakshanda Gupta | Apr 09, 2012

I am not agree as Pakistan was never wanted to resolve this issue even when there was no domestic issues in pakistan.

Deep Singh | Apr 09, 2012

Not exactly... Pakistani politics mainly depends on Indo-Pak relations. ISI and Army never want to resolve the issue and their support to terrorist group is well..

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