SECURITY COUNCIL'S CALL TO INDIA AND PAKISTAN
Received Sundav, 7 p.iu. .. B W YORK, Jan. 17. Tlie .Securitv Council loday ealled on India and Parkistan" "to take immediatelv all measures" to bait wai' in Kashmir. At tlm Council 's sugg^estion repre- | senLati ves of botli count riea agreed to eonsult over tlie weekend on tenns for the settkunent of some of the issues. | Thc Councirs move followed the conclusion of a oi-hour reply by the Pakistan Foreigu. Alinister, Sir Zafrul- ! lah Khan, to Jndia's cliarges that JPakistan had tried to coeree Ktishniir into j uining it and that Pakistan acquieseed in the invasion of Kashmir by tribesmen. He mdicated that Pakistan would favour a United Xations polieeforce ih Kashmir. Russia and the Ukraine abstained from voting on the Council 's resolution, Hr. (froniyko saying it would be ineffective. Dealing with the Kashmir issue, Sir ZafrulJah Khan said that on Oc-tober 27 the "so-called accession to India" took pjace and the following day airborne Indian troops, were landed in Kashmir. The Indian Grovernment had given Pakistan no intimation of the intention to land troops and no oppor-t-unity for disctission. He added that re'ports continued to 'be received of atrocities and raids into AVest Pakistan from Kashmir territory.
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Chronicle (Levin), 19 January 1948, Page 5
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