ISLAMABAD: On the occasion of Kashmir Solidarity Day, the Chairperson of Peace and Culture Organization Mishal Hussain Malik has said the international community and other organizations must implement their resolutions on Kashmir that guaranteed the Kashmiris’ right to self-determination.
In her message, Mishal said that the fascist Modi government could cross all limits of brutalities, however, they could not dampen the courage of the Kashmiris. Mishal made it clear that the brave Kashmiris would continue their liberation struggle till it reaches its ultimate goal of the right to self-determination.
The Chairperson further said that the occupying forces used unbridled force and made lives for the dwellers of the scenic valley a hell to silence their voices; however, she added that such brute tactics couldn’t deter them of their birthright of right to self-determination.
“Indian barbarism has been going on for more than 70 years in Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir and everyday killings are a testimony of this barbarity in the territory,” she remarked. Mishal said people of the region had conveyed a clear message across the globe that Kashmir was never an integral part of India.
She said that seven decades had passed and the dispute of Kashmir remained unresolved, adding, ruthless killings, pellet injuries to children and infants, rapes and torture; Indian atrocities in Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir continued unabated, she regretted.
She said that Indian inhuman forces have broken all records of committing brutalities and excesses on people in IIOJK. Mushaal said that Kashmiris want justice and the world must support them in breaking the shackles of Indian slavery.
Kashmir Solidarity Day is the identity of strong bonds between Pakistani and Kashmiri people which is being observed from past decades with great zeal and fervor and it also Verily demonstrates the religious, cultural and social identity and strong coordination between Pakistani and Kashmiri people, she added.
The Chairperson called upon the UN and world community to feel the pain of Kashmiri people who have been suppressed by Indian occupying forces for the last 73 years and has let loose the reign of terror in IOK and demanded to take notice of gross human rights abuses.
