Stating that Pakistan’s Prime Minister says that his good wishes are with the people of Kashmir, the EAM said, “Sadly, it’s not Pakistan’s good wishes or moral or diplomatic support, but its weapons and terrorism that it has exported to Jammu and Kashmir”. “It is true that the British prime minister condemned murder of Qandeel Baloch but should also have raised voice in support of suppressed Kashmiris in occupied valley”, Sirajul Haq said adding the United Nations should also come into action.
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Addressing a big “Azadi-e-Kashmir” rally here, the top JI leader also announced to convene an All Parties Conference (APC) on July 29 in the wake of the recent wave of state terrorism in Indian occupied Kashmir to unite the leadership of Pakistan at a single platform on the vital issue. Most people in the Indian-held part want independence or a merger with Pakistan.
Constable Mudasir Ahmad and a civilian, Sameer Ahmad Wani, who were injured in clashes that erupted in the Valley following killing of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani in an encounter on July 8, succumbed today. Officials said the International Border has been “relatively less volatile” in almost nine months since the last meeting between the two forces compared to the frequent ceasefire violations in Jammu and Kashmir in the early 2015.
Life in Kashmir has been paralysed since July 9, a day after Wani was killed in an encounter with security forces. Islamabad also observed “Kashmir’s Accession to Pakistan Day” on Tuesday.
Accusing Pakistan of using fighter planes and artillery against millions of its own people, the minister said it has no right whatsoever to point a finger against fearless, professional and disciplined police and other security forces of India.
Pak that this dream won’t be realized even at the end of eternity.
Pakistani Prime Minister Sharif’s party PML-N is set to form the next government in PoK as the unofficial results of the election for 41 direct seats of the legislative assembly on Thursday suggested a landslide victory for the party. “But I would like to repeat that this dream of Pakistan will never be fulfilled” she said.
In a strong-worded riposte to Pakistan PM’s critical comments on Kashmir, Swaraj said, “Pakistan fuelling violence in Kashmir”.
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Amnesty International on Saturday slammed the state and central government for suspending phone and internet services in the Kashmir and claimed that it is enabling range of human rights violations.
