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Hurriyat not for dialogue with Delhi

SRINAGAR: The moderate faction of the All Parties Hurriyat Conference (APHC) will not enter into any dialogue process with New Delhi without conditions in future, keeping in view its “track record.” The Hurriyat leaders, inside sources said, were not happy with the Government of India over the way they had been treated and believe that it had cost them their image and credibility among the public. “There is a general consensus among the Hurriyat leaders that such a situation was not favouring them,” said a source.

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