UK reaffirms stance on Kashmir issue

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London, Updated At : 04:32 AM Dec 13, 2025 IST

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The UK Government reaffirmed its long-standing policy on Kashmir as an issue for India and Pakistan to resolve based on the wishes of Kashmiris during a Westminster Hall debate in the Houses of Parliament this week.

Hamish Falconer, a Minister in the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), presented the official stance during the debate entitled ‘Kashmir: Self-determination’ secured by backbench Labour MP of Pakistani heritage Imran Hussain.

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