Zee Media Bureau
New Delhi/Srinagar: The ceasefire violations along the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir by the Pakistani Army troops have seen a sharp rise ever since Nawaz Sharif returned as the neighbouring country’s prime minister in May this year.
It was Nawaz Sharif who was at the helm of affairs during Pakistan’s Kargil misadventure in 1999.
Now, reports suggest that Pakistan’s intelligence agency, the ISI, may be pushing Nawaz Sharif to bring back focus on Kashmir.
As per sources , Indian intelligence officials have submitted a report to the Home Ministry stating the ISI is increasing pressure on the Nawaz government to act on Kashmir.
Reports earlier had also talked about Nawaz reviving his K-plan.
The Pakistani PM, who is due to meet Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York next month, has reportedly cleared a new Kashmir strategy and set up a Kashmir Cell in his office.
The purpose of the cell is to keep track of developments on Kashmir.
