The meeting was held at the United Nations Headquarters in New York where Lodhi apprised Wronecka about India’s continues violations of UN Security Council resolutions. PHOTO: RADIO PAKISTAN
Pakistan’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations Dr Maleeha Lodhi met the President of UN Security Council(UNSC) Joanna Wronecka and briefed her about India’s illegal actions in occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
I met the President of the UN Security Council Joanna Wronecka Tuesday afternoon at the UN to apprise her about the grave threat to regional peace and security posed by India’s illegal actions in occupied Jammu and Kashmir and its violations of SC resolutions pic.twitter.com/xXRqLIzLt5
— Maleeha Lodhi (@LodhiMaleeha) August 7, 2019
The meeting was held at the United Nations Headquarters in New York where Lodhi apprised Wronecka about India’s continued violations of UNSC resolutions.
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Lodhi also handed a letter from Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi to UN Secretary-General António Guterres asking the SC to ensure full compliance of its own resolutions in Indian-occupied Kashmir (IoK).
The letter from FM SM Qureshi to UN Sec Gen António Guterres makes it clear that the rights of Kashmiris as provided by Security Council resolutions cannot be abrogated by any unilateral action.Compliance of SC resolutions on J&K is essential for peace in our region pic.twitter.com/U4apZYbbFf
— Maleeha Lodhi (@LodhiMaleeha) August 6, 2019
The letter, ‘categorically rejects the illegal Indian annexation of occupied J&K in express violation of SC resolutions’.
I will also be handing over to President of SC, the letter from FM SM Qureshi to UNSG which categorically rejects the illegal Indian annexation of occupied J&K in express violation of SC resolutions and calls upon the SC to ensure full compliance with its own resolutions on J&K pic.twitter.com/ekf8nTzJ6k
— Maleeha Lodhi (@LodhiMaleeha) August 6, 2019
On Monday, India revoked special status of occupied Kashmir by abolishing Article 370 of the constitution which gave special autonomy to the Muslim-majority Himalayan region.
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The step would mean revocation of a bar on property purchases by people from outside the state. Such plans have in the past provoked warnings of a backlash in Kashmir.
The law had also reserved state government jobs for residents, as well as college places, in an effort to keep the state from being overrun by people from the rest of India.
Following the revocation of Article 370, the Indian Army and Indian Air Force have been put on high alert.
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