It is only concerned with dividing the people. It is neither loyal to the nation, nor is it concerned with people's welfare. The basis of their organization is to spread sectarian hatred. You recently met the Kashmiri leader Mirwaiz Omar Farooq. Both India and Pakistan are concerned about Kashmir, but neither side is concerned about its people.
Efforts have to be made to stop the bloodshed in the Valley.
Then the two governments, along with Kashmiri leaders, should sit down and discuss ways of resolving the problem. All three have to ultimately come together, as I can't foresee the issue getting resolved without our involving both the Pakistan government and Kashmiri leaders. India's demand that the violence should end before talks can begin is a legitimate one. Efforts are being made to achieve this objective, and in this process India's Muslims are willing to help in whatever way possible. But the Indian government needs to take Kashmiri leaders into confidence.