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US state dept, intelligence to brief US lawmakers on Kashmir tomorrow

by Web Desk December 11, 2019

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 US state dept, intelligence to brief US lawmakers on Kashmir tomorrow

US Congressman Brad Sherman, who heads a House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Asia, has announced that top officials of state department and intelligence will brief the members of US House Subcommittee on Asia in regards to Kashmir on December 12.

The Democratic congressman of California took to his official Twitter handle on Wednesday and announced that the briefing has been arranged as per his request.

“As Chair of the House Asia Subcommittee, I arranged a classified briefing. Tomorrow, top State Department and Intel officials will brief members of the Subcommittee and other interested members on Kashmir,” Sherman tweeted.

As Chair of the House Asia Subcommittee, I arranged a classified briefing. Tomorrow, top State Department and Intel officials will brief members of the Subcommittee and other interested members on #Kashmir.

— Rep. Brad Sherman (@BradSherman) December 10, 2019

Read More: President urges Pakistani high commissioners to highlight Kashmir dispute

Last month, Sherman wrote a letter to Assistant Secretary Alice Wells, who heads the State Department’s Bureau for South and Central Asian Affairs, and urged her to expedite efforts for sending US diplomats to Kashmir.

“One reason I am so concerned about the situation in Kashmir is because there is a lack of reliable information coming from the region,” he wrote in his letter.

Read More: Despite repression, Kashmiris still want plebiscite rejecting India’s sovereignty: New Yorker

Indian-occupied Kashmir has been under lock-down since 5th of August when the Indian government revoked the special status of autonomy granted to the region.

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