A special song has been released to express solidarity with the Kashmiri brothers and sisters in connection with Kashmir Solidarity Day.
As per the Radio Pakistan, the song was penned by Rashid Minhas and sung by Kamran Ullah Khan. The song highlights the Indian atrocities on Kashmiri people.
It also underscores the resilience and steadfastness of Kashmiri people in the face of oppression.
Marking #KashmirDay with solidarity, a special song echoes hopes & resilience of #Kashmiris.
Penned by Rashid Minhas, sung by Kamran Ullah Khan, it speaks volumes on 76 years of #Indian oppression.
Together, we reaffirm: Kashmir will be free.#SamaaTV #KashmirSolidarityDay pic.twitter.com/9UcIxjJ3KT
— SAMAA TV (@SAMAATV) February 5, 2024
What is Kashmir Solidarity Day?
Pakistan observes Kashmir Solidarity Day every year to express our unwavering political, moral and diplomatic support to the just struggle of our Kashmiri brethren for their right of self-determination, as enshrined in the UN Charter and relevant UN resolutions.
Background
Kashmir Day was first observed in 1990 on call of Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif, who was the opposition leader and Chief Minister of Punjab at the time. Sharif appealed for a nationwide strike to protest against the Indian occupation of Kashmir and called for people to pray for the Kashmiri freedom movement’s success. The Pakistan People’s Party then declared February 5 as a public holiday and Kashmir Day has since been observed every year.
