India cannot silence Kashmir: PM Abbasi
Pakistan stands shoulder-to-shoulder with Kashmir, FM says
PM Shahid Khaqan Abbasi. PHOTO: File
Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi said on Monday that India was incapable of silencing Kashmir.
Abbasi expressed deep sorrow over the recent loss of life in Kashmir and condemned Indian tyranny. He said India could not silence Kashmiris. The prime minister went on to add that the Kashmiri struggle for independence could not be called terrorism.
Abbasi also urged the United Nations secretary general to appoint a UN representative for Kashmir. He said the Indian government should permit a UN fact-finding mission inside Indian-Occupied Kashmir (IOK).
Foreign Affairs Minister Khawaja Asif took to social media and tweeted on Kashmir 'doused in blood, sons being martyred, Kashmiris left counting bodies and the young carrying coffins.'
Indian state-sponsored terrorism is on the verge of extirpating Kashmiri young, Asif said. He said killings in Kashmir were a blot on the conscience of the international community. He said Pakistan stood shoulder-to-shoulder with Kashmir in this hour of trial.
Abbasi expressed deep sorrow over the recent loss of life in Kashmir and condemned Indian tyranny. He said India could not silence Kashmiris. The prime minister went on to add that the Kashmiri struggle for independence could not be called terrorism.
Abbasi also urged the United Nations secretary general to appoint a UN representative for Kashmir. He said the Indian government should permit a UN fact-finding mission inside Indian-Occupied Kashmir (IOK).
Foreign Affairs Minister Khawaja Asif took to social media and tweeted on Kashmir 'doused in blood, sons being martyred, Kashmiris left counting bodies and the young carrying coffins.'
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Indian state-sponsored terrorism is on the verge of extirpating Kashmiri young, Asif said. He said killings in Kashmir were a blot on the conscience of the international community. He said Pakistan stood shoulder-to-shoulder with Kashmir in this hour of trial.