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STAFF WRITER 19:59 HRS IST

Srinagar, Nov 5 (PTI) The moderate faction of Hurriyat Conference was today undecided about its response to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's offer of talks and said it would meet next week to take a decision.

"No consensus has emerged on the issue of bilateral talks with the Centre at a joint meeting of the executive and general council of the amalgam," Hurriyat sources said about today's deliberations.

Divergent views were expressed by the members of the executive and general councils at the meeting and it was decided to meet again next week to reach a consensus on the offer of talks, they said.

The Prime Minister during his visit to Kashmir on October 28-29 had offered to talk with all shades of opinion in the state to resolve the Kashmir issue.

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