India and Pakistan launch rival diplomatic efforts to spin Kashmir conflict

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : India plans tell foreign politicians that it will maintain the suspension of a critical water treaty until Islamabad drops its support for terrorism, according to officials.
44% : "It does take two to tango," Trump said on Friday.
43% : "The salience of terrorism in the west has been reduced over the years because it's not seen as the threat that it was after September 11," said Syed Akbaruddin, a former Indian envoy to the UN, who is involved in the diplomatic outreach.
23% : Officials were also incensed by Trump claiming credit for the ceasefire and dismayed by his offer to mediate talks over Kashmir, which they say equated the world's largest democracy with what it perceives as a rogue military regime.

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