Personal relationship damaging Kashmir cause: Tahirul Qadri
By our correspondents
July 21, 2016
LAHORE: Dr. Tahirul Qadri criticized the Kashmir policy of the Nawaz government and said that personal relations of the Sharifs had severely damaged the Kashmir cause. He said this while addressing his party workers at a conference in Birmingham (UK), said a statement issued by PAT media cell here on Wednesday. He said how could “a corrupt government fight for the rights of the Kashmiri people”. The PAT chief is in UK on a six-day visit. He said that the people of Kashmir cannot be deprived of their world-recognized rights. The PAT chief expressed his serious concern over Indian troops violence on the innocent and unarmed people of held Kashmir.
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