CHAKWAL City News
Serious steps stressed to expose Indian atrocities in IHK
From Our Correspondent
CHAKWAL: A joint resolution adopted by the All Parties Conference Wednesday urged the government and political parties to adopt some serious steps to expose Indian atrocities against innocent Kashmiris of the Indian-held Kashmir (IHK).
The resolution was adopted in the APC arranged by the Jamaat-e-Islami (Chakwal chapter) in a hotel.
JI Ameer Prof Hameed Ullah Malik presided over the conference.
Ashraf Asif, Moeen Akram, Shahid Iqbal Advocate, Dr Sohail Janjua, Maulana Akbar Saqi, Maulana Atta Ur Rehman, Mohsin Malik, Abdullah Rabani, Azam Minhas, Sahibzada Abdul Qadoos, Ahmed Ali Shah, Syed Ijaz Naqvi and Khawaja Babar Saleem also spoke.
They said the Kashmir Committee was not working properly.
The speakers also proposed a joint action of all 55 Muslims countries heads to adopt a unanimous strategy against Indian atrocities.
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