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'Sort out disputes without outside mediation'

LAHORE June 19. Kudip Nayyar, the head of a delegation of Indian parliamentarians, on a visit to Pakistan, today said the uneasy neighbours should sort out their disputes without outside mediation.

``We should not wait for someone to come from outside and resolve our issues,'' Mr. Nayyar told the Associated Press in an interview.

``We have to address all of our issues on our own.''

AP

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