The Gilgit-Baltistan government has chosen to blacklist the three-day Shandur polo celebration because of a waiting regional question with the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government.
The GB government additionally chose to arrange independently a three-day Shandur polo celebration in the wake of neglecting to achieve an agreement with the KP government to together compose the occasion.
The Shandur celebration is planned to begin from July 22 on the world's most noteworthy polo ground, Shandur, situated at 12,000 feet over the ocean level. Matches between archrivals Gilgit and Chitral groups are viewed as the real fascination of the occasion.
The GB government additionally boycotted the occasion a year ago and in 2011, it blamed the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government for cornering the game.
A meeting was held in Islamabad amongst GB and KP agents to work out a genial answer for sort out the celebration, yet the discourse finished with no outcome as none of the members was prepared to step over from their expressed position.
Conversing with media persons after the meeting, administrator Fida Khan said on Saturday the GB government neglected to achieve accord with the KP government to sort out the occasion mutually.
Reacting to an inquiry with respect to GB's directly over Shandur region, he said Shandur was a piece of Gilgit-Baltistan, however KP organization had illicitly and illegally possessed it.
"KP organization is intentionally raising strain by unlawfully involving the domain," he said, including if the pressure proceeded, both sides would endure.
Lamenting stern position of Chitral organization on facilitating privileges of the occasion, Fida Khan said: "The GB government had chosen to blacklist the occasion when Chitral organization declined to have the occasion on equivalent premise."
He cleared up that the Gilgit-Baltistan government had given the domain to Chitral individuals for dairy cattle eating on makeshift premise. He additionally addressed organization of Chitral Scouts in Shandur, requesting their prompt withdrawal.
He requested of the national government to guarantee friendly answer for the question through a limit commission, which was at that point set up for determining argumentative issues.
He said GB government would mastermind a different Shandur celebration, including the date for sorting out the occasion would be declared later.
The GB government additionally chose to arrange independently a three-day Shandur polo celebration in the wake of neglecting to achieve an agreement with the KP government to together compose the occasion.
The Shandur celebration is planned to begin from July 22 on the world's most noteworthy polo ground, Shandur, situated at 12,000 feet over the ocean level. Matches between archrivals Gilgit and Chitral groups are viewed as the real fascination of the occasion.
The GB government additionally boycotted the occasion a year ago and in 2011, it blamed the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government for cornering the game.
A meeting was held in Islamabad amongst GB and KP agents to work out a genial answer for sort out the celebration, yet the discourse finished with no outcome as none of the members was prepared to step over from their expressed position.
Conversing with media persons after the meeting, administrator Fida Khan said on Saturday the GB government neglected to achieve accord with the KP government to sort out the occasion mutually.
Reacting to an inquiry with respect to GB's directly over Shandur region, he said Shandur was a piece of Gilgit-Baltistan, however KP organization had illicitly and illegally possessed it.
"KP organization is intentionally raising strain by unlawfully involving the domain," he said, including if the pressure proceeded, both sides would endure.
Lamenting stern position of Chitral organization on facilitating privileges of the occasion, Fida Khan said: "The GB government had chosen to blacklist the occasion when Chitral organization declined to have the occasion on equivalent premise."
He cleared up that the Gilgit-Baltistan government had given the domain to Chitral individuals for dairy cattle eating on makeshift premise. He additionally addressed organization of Chitral Scouts in Shandur, requesting their prompt withdrawal.
He requested of the national government to guarantee friendly answer for the question through a limit commission, which was at that point set up for determining argumentative issues.
He said GB government would mastermind a different Shandur celebration, including the date for sorting out the occasion would be declared later.
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