Pakistan on Thursday attempted to disregard reports that the Kashmir issue was not piece of an unfamiliar priests' gathering of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), calling them "part of bogus Indian purposeful publicity". 

The OIC articulations, both in English and Arabic, given for Friday's Council of Foreign Ministers (CFM) meeting in Niamey, capital of Niger, made no notice of Kashmir in the plan declared in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia which is as of now driving the gathering. A report in Daily Dawn paper said the most recent oversight comes when ties among Pakistan and Saudi Arabia and UAE stay stressed over what Pakistani ambassadors state are "unfulfilled desires". 

However, unfamiliar office representative Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri told a week after week press instructions that the Kashmir issue was a "lasting thing" on the OIC plan. He said Friday's future the principal CFM meeting after India disavowed Kashmir's extraordinary status in August a year ago. "It is normal that the meeting would repeat its solid help to the Kashmir cause. Let me affirm that the Jammu and Kashmir debate proceed (s) to be among the longest standing things on the OIC plan," he demanded. The representative likewise said that OIC has been "unambiguously articulating itself on the issue for quite a long time, through a progression of highest point just as CFM goals." He demanded that the OIC had spoken on the Kashmir issue on numerous occasions and has "required a settlement [...] with the pertinent UN Security Council goals". 

The OIC Contact Group on Jammu and Kashmir has met threefold in the previous 15 months, Chaudhri stated, adding that a gathering of the gathering with unfamiliar pastors was held in June this year. "The last report of that gathering called upon India to cancel its illicit activities and stop offensive basic liberties infringement in the wrongfully involved domain," he said. Pakistan is being spoken to at the gathering by unfamiliar pastor Shah Mehmood Qureshi, who left Islamabad on Wednesday for partaking in the OIC meeting. Prior to leaving for Niger, Qureshi told writers he would raise the Kashmir issue and Islamophobia at the two-day meeting."I will zero in on the Kashmir issue and Islamophobia at the gathering. We will talk about the issues looked by the Muslim Ummah (country) at the gathering," he said. 

The unfamiliar clergyman said that uninvolved of the gathering, he will likewise hold reciprocal conferences with his partners from the Islamic nations. "The OIC individuals will give their situations on the global issues and endeavors would be made to advance a joint backup the Muslim-lion's share nations," he added. In August, Qureshi had asked the OIC to "stop dithering" on the assembling of a gathering of its Council of Foreign Ministers (CFM) on Kashmir, irritated the gathering's Saudi authority. "In the event that you can't assemble it, at that point I'll be constrained to request Prime Minister Imran Khan to consider a gathering from the Islamic nations that are prepared to remain with us on the issue of Kashmir and backing the abused Kashmiris," he had said at that point.