Kashmiris deprived of all fundamental rights, freedoms: PM

ISLAMABAD (92 News) – Prime Minister Imran Khan has said the plight of millions of Kashmiris living under brutal Indian occupation deprived of all fundamental rights and freedoms. In series of tweet – highlighting the plight of Kashmiri people in the Indian Occupied Kashmir (IoK) – the prime minister said, “Today, on the 1st International Day for Victims of Violence based on Religion or Belief, we call attention to the plight of millions of Kashmiris living under brutal Indian Occupation, abuse & violence, deprived of all fundamental rights & freedoms.”

Today, on the 1st International Day for Victims of Violence based on Religion or Belief, we call attention to the plight of millions of Kashmiris living under brutal Indian Occupation, abuse & violence, deprived of all fundamental rights & freedoms.

— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) August 22, 2019

In another tweet, PM Imrna Khan said that the world must move to prevent an impending genocide of Kashmiris in Indian Occupied Kashmir (IoK). “The Indian Occupation Forces have even denied them their right to observe their religious practices, including Eid ul Azha,” he added. “The Indian Occupation Forces have even denied them their right to observe their religious practices, including Eid ul Azha. As the world shows solidarity for victims of violence based on religion & belief, it must also move to prevent an impending genocide of Kashmiris in IOK,” Imran Khan tweeted.

The Indian Occupation Forces have even denied them their right to observe their religious practices, including Eid ul Azha. As the world shows solidarity for victims of violence based on religion & belief, it must also move to prevent an impending genocide of Kashmiris in IOK.

— Imran Khan (@ImranKhanPTI) August 22, 2019

Earlier, in an interview with ‘New York Times’ at the PM’s office in Islamabad, PM Khan said that he would no longer seek dialogue with Indian officials and raising the threat of a military escalation between the nuclear-armed neighbors. “There is no point in talking to them. I mean, I have done all the talking. Unfortunately, now when I look back, all the overtures that I was making for peace and dialogue, I think they took it for appeasement,” the prime minister mentioned.