Mirpur: Chairman of Kashmir Council Europe Ali Raza Syed has said that Kashmiris need more friends and sympathizers at all levels along with mutual unity and agreement.
According to Kashmir Media Service, Ali Raza Syed while addressing a function in Mirpur Azad Kashmir said that it is the responsibility of Kashmiris living abroad to focus on making more friends and gaining sympathy from other nations and countries. There is a need to re-evaluate the global struggle over the Kashmir issue for the last 77 years.
We should assess how far we have been able to garner world support for the Kashmir issue and the human rights of Kashmiris. Have we been able to raise the issue of Kashmir in the right way is the world fully aware of the issue of Kashmir and is the violation of the rights of Kashmiris by India and Indian persecution in Occupied Jammu and Kashmir visible to the world? Is there any sympathetic and friendly country in the world apart from Pakistan?
Ali Raza Syed said that the Kashmir problem is a recognized international problem and there are resolutions of the United Nations Security Council regarding this problem, but no significant progress has been made to solve the problem.
India has not only illegally and illegally occupied a large part of Jammu and Kashmir for more than seven decades, but it is using all kinds of crude tactics, including serious atrocities on Kashmiris, to maintain this usurpation.
He said that five years ago, under the same objective, India violated the international norms and international rules by removing the special status of Jammu and Kashmir from its constitution and changing the domicile rules to change the population ratio in Kashmir. done. No one could stop these illegal and illegitimate tactics of India.
India is extrajudicially killing Kashmiris.
Indian soldiers are involved in the desecration of women and thousands of Kashmiris have forcibly disappeared.
Apart from this, a large number of Kashmiri leaders and activists are under arrest, including Shabir Ahmad Shah, Yasin Malik, and world-renowned human rights leader Khurram Pervez.
If we had sympathizers and friends in the world, we would have stopped India from these cruel actions. Although concern is sometimes expressed against atrocities on the oppressed Kashmiris, no serious role is taken to condemn and stop these heinous acts.
