Not an 'iota of change' on Kashmir policy: US

October 21, 2013 08:38

The Obama administration said there has not been an "iota of change" on its policy on Kashmir which considers it a bilateral issue between India and Pakistan, dismissing the latest Pakistani efforts to seek United States intervention in this regard.

"On Kashmir, our policy has not changed an iota," a senior administration official told a group of reporters during a press conference, as Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif started his US tour during which he will meet President Barack Obama.

Sharif, who arrived in the US on four-day official visit on Sunday, hinted at seeking US intervention in resolving the Kashmir issue.

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