Protest held in London to show solidarity with people of Kashmir: FO
ISLAMABAD (92 News) – Foreign Office (FO) spokesperson Dr Muhammad Faisal has said that a protest march was held in London on Tuesday to show solidarity with people of Indian occupied Kashmir.
In a tweet, he said the protest demonstration is aimed at bringing to light the atrocities being perpetrated by Indian Security Forces on innocent people of Kashmir and violation of basic human rights in the held valley.
In a tweet, he said the protest demonstration is aimed at bringing to light the atrocities being perpetrated by Indian Security Forces on innocent people of Kashmir and violation of basic human rights in the held valley.
FO says humanity is bleeding in Occupied Kashmir
Humanity is bleeding in Occupied Kashmir. “Protest march in #London to show solidarity with people of Indian occupied J&K and to bring to light the atrocities being perpetrated by Indian Security Forces on innocent #Kashmiris, violating their basic human rights,” the FO spokesperson tweeted.
However, Kashmiris across the world are agitating against the atrocities of the Indian Army in the Indian Occupied Kahnsir and demanding their right of self determination. Kashmir Solidarity Day is being observed today (February 5) to express solidarity and wholehearted support of the Pakistani nation to the just struggle of Kashmiri people for their inalienable right of self-determination under the UN resolutions. On this occasion, mass rallies, symposia, walks for peace, conventions and meetings will be taken out across Pakistan in order to draw world attention towards the plight of oppressed Kashmiri people. Human chains will be formed at Kohala, Mangla, Holar and Azad Pattan points linking Pakistan and Azad Kashmir.#KashmirSolidarityDay Protest march in #London to show solidarity with people of Indian occupied J&K and to bring to light the atrocities being perpetrated by Indian Security Forces on innocent #Kashmiris, violating their basic human rights.#KashmirBleeds @amnesty @ohchr pic.twitter.com/2s9bQCaQ14
— Dr Mohammad Faisal (@ForeignOfficePk) February 5, 2019
On Kashmir Solidarity Day, DG ISPR Maj Gen Asif Ghafoor has said that Kashmir remains a long pending unresolved issue on UN agenda since 1948.In a tweet on the Kashmir Solidarity Day, he said that decades of atrocities by Indian occupation forces have failed to suppress ever strengthening legitimate freedom struggle. “Determined Kashmiris will succeed Insha Allah,” he said.
