Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai on Tuesday condemned the ongoing violence in Kashmir and called on the United Nations (UN) and the global community to work together to end the “inhumanity and heartbreak” in the Valley.
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Pakistani Nobel laureate Malala Yousufzai has called upon the United Nations and the worldwide community to take notice of Indian atrocities against the people of Indian Occupied Kashmir.
He said the people of Jammu, who stand by the Army, are nationalist forces and they will not let down their morale in this hour of unrest.
“No political party of the country supports separatist activities in the Kashmir Valley”, Athawale said adding, no one would believe if they talk of Kashmir’s Azadi (freedom).
“In the week spanning from 29 August to 5 September, a total of eighty public meetings/rallies were held across all districts of Kashmir among which government forcibly disrupted 36 rallies, using extensive of force against the assembled people; shelling with bullets, tear gas shells and pellets”, he said. “Many schools have been closed because security forces commandeered schools, keeping children away from their classrooms”, said the teenage activist, who became the world’s youngest Nobel Peace Prize victor in December 2014 for championing the cause of education among Pakistani women. According to her, several schools in the region have been closed beacuse of the ongoing crisis that started since the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen leader Burhan Wani on July 8.
This was stated by Jammu Kashmir Coalition of Civil Society (JKCCS) in a statement on Tuesday. Calling Kashmir the “jugular vein” of Pakistan, Sharif said, “We salute the great sacrifices of the people of Kashmir for their right of self-determination”.
Pakistan’s news daily Dawn quoted Malala saying, “The Kashmiri people, like people everywhere, deserve their fundamental human rights”.
He said Pakistan’s defence was always strong, but now it has become invincible.
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“For us a terrorist is a terrorist”, Modi said in the G20 summit. He also said Pakistan values its relationship with China and Islamabad will not allow any external force to obstruct it.
