Observing that Pakistan has inconsistent policies on Kashmir, leader of the Pakistan-based Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front, Amanullah Khan, has said the entry of� jehadi groups in Jammu and Kashmir has introduced sectarian differences in the Valley.

Speaking at a meeting in Gilgit in the northern areas on Sunday, Khan said: "Pakistan government has changed its Kashmir policy 12 times since 1947."
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He said the entry of "outer forces" in Jammu and Kashmir is more sectarian in nature than national. He accused a 'jehadi commander' of torching the Charar-e-Sharif� (the shrine of Hazrat Nooruddin Wali) in Kashmir.

The JKLF chief said the motives of these groups are purely sectarian.

JKLF's Gilgit-Baltistan president Zia-ul-Haque said both India and Pakistan should withdraw their civilian and military forces from both sides of Kashmir.