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'India trying to float third front in J&K'

By B. Muralidhar Reddy

ISLAMABAD JULY 4. Pakistan tonight alleged that India was trying to `float a third front' to contest the J&K elections.

Pakistan Television (PTV) in its 9'o clock bulletin quoting unidentified sources said the task of gathering political personalities for the so-called third front has been entrusted to Indian intelligence agencies.PTV further said India was toying with the idea of a third front after it failed to wean away constituents of the Hurriyat Conference for participating in the State Assembly elections.

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