Pakistani batsman Shahid Afridi said that Kashmir do not India or Pakiatn but it belongs to the people of the Valley. He further added that both countries should resolve the issue through a Kashmiri-owned, Kashmiri-led peace process.

Afridi in his autobiography titled ‘Game Changer’ asserted that Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan must do more about Kashmir. In the book, he wrote, “Kashmir belongs to the Kashmiris. Not to Indians. Not to Pakistanis. That debate comes later. But first and foremost, Kashmir is for the Kashmiri people themselves.”

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He also praised Pakistan PM Imran Khan and said that he was a big admirer of his idea of Naya Pakistan.“From his peace overtures (I quote his first speech, about Pakistan taking two steps towards peace if the Indians take one step - an approach I personally believe in too) to opening the Kartarpur corridor and releasing the Indian Air Force pilot shot down by the Pakistanis in February 2019 - peaceful relations with India are essential. Both countries, even the subcontinental region, will flourish,” Afridi writes in the book that released today.

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He further added that “However, Imran Khan must do more about Kashmir. We have to resolve that issue. We have to save the Kashmiri people, and we must involve them in the peace process. Nobody in the Indian subcontinent has suffered or struggled more than Kashmiris.”