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Musharraf's remarks

This refers to the news report, `A lifetime opportunity for India and Pakistan, says Musharraf' (Nov. 20). Gen. Musharraf's suggestion that the resolution of the Kashmir issue could be New Delhi's "donation to Kashmir" appears to be a case of old wine in a new bottle. Without addressing basic issues such as cross-border terrorism and violence how can a permanent solution be found? However, Gen. Musharraf's de facto recognition of the "Government of Jammu and Kashmir" is a welcome move.

V.S. Jayalal,
New Delhi

Why is Gen. Musharraf shifting the responsibility of resolving the issue to India? Why can he not do it himself?

R. Ganesan,
Chennai

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