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Delhi, Oct 23: Former Director of the Intelligence Bureau, Dineshwar
Sharma, has been appointed the representative of the Centre to hold talks with
stakeholders in Jammu and Kashmir, Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh affirmed
on Monday. The announcement was made at a news conference here. Mr Rajnath
Singh said ,'The Government has decided that a sustained dialogue will be held
with stakeholders in Jammu and Kashmir.' A 1976-batch Kerala cadre IPS officer
who retired as director of the IB on December 31, 2016, Mr Sharma will hold the
position equivalent to a Cabinet Secretary. On whether Mr Sharma will also hold
talks with separatists, the Interior Minister said the interlocutor will be
free to decide whom to talk to. The Home Minister said the initiation of the
dialogue process with stakeholders was in line with the declaration by Prime
Minister Narendra Modi that a solution to the problem in Jammu and Kashmir
could be achieved only through embracing the people of the state. UNI
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