Pakistan to continue exposing Indian atrocities in IoK at all forums: Fawad
Paying glowing tributes to unprecedented sacrifices offered by Kashmiris for achievement of right to self- determination, he said that Kashmiri martyrs were shining stars of Hurriyat movement and truth.
ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Chaudhry Fawad Hussain on Tuesday said that the present government under the leadership of Prime Minister Imran Khan has been playing active role for protection of fundamental rights of the people of Kashmir.
In a message on the occasion of Kashmir Solidarity Day being observed today, he said that Pakistan would continue to expose Indian atrocities in occupied Kashmir and highlight Kashmir issue at all levels.
The minister said that resolution of Kashmir dispute in accordance with aspirations of Kashmiri masses was imperative for durable peace in South Asia.
Paying glowing tributes to unprecedented sacrifices offered by Kashmiris for achievement of right to self- determination, he said that Kashmiri martyrs were shining stars of Hurriyat movement and truth.
He said that despite thousands of killings, rapes and repression, Kashmiris refused to surrender.
He said that all Indian atrocities could not weaken Kashmiris resolve and struggle for right to self determination.
Strongly condemning the gross human rights violations by Indian forces in Occupied Kashmir, he urged United Nations and the world community to take notice of ongoing bloodshed in Kashmir.
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