‘Indian cyber espionage on Kashmiris illegal’

Sarwar says India plans to turn Kashmiris into a minority in their own land

LAHORE:

Punjab Governor Chaudhry Mohammad Sarwar has termed the establishment of Indian Cyber Force to spy on Kashmiris as a violation of basic human rights and said that it is another conspiracy to imprison innocent Kashmiris by declaring them suspicious.

In a statement issued by Governor House on Monday, Sarwar said that more than 161,000 innocent Kashmiris are in the illegal custody of Indian forces. “Terrorist Narendra Modi has already made Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) the largest prison of the world,” he added.

The governor stressed that the world should take notice of these Indian atrocities and the Kashmir issue should be resolved in accordance with the UN resolutions.

“More than 900,000 Indian troops, despite their barbarity, could not demoralise Kashmiris from seeking independence from their inhumane occupation.” Chaudhry Mohammad Sarwar said that the world must take notice of India's plan to relegate Kashmiris into a minority in their own land by settling RSS extremists in Kashmir.

He called upon the international community to raise their voice against such dreadful oppression to provide long awaited relief to the Kashmiris.

Published in The Express Tribune, February 9^th, 2021.