Kashmir support march in Pakistan Demonstrations and solidarity rallies with Kashmir were held today in various cities in Pakistan.
Coinciding with the second anniversary of the Indian government’s abolition of Jammu and Kashmir autonomy, the people of Pakistan rallied in support of Kashmiri Muslims for the right to self-determination.
Accordingly, the “Extraction” ceremony was held in different cities of Pakistan, and the Pakistanis were silent for a minute in support of Kashmir, and the traffic in different cities was stopped for 30 minutes. Banners, placards and many pictures in support of Kashmir in different cities. Pakistan was installed.
In Islamabad, a symbolic march was held in the presence of government officials, including President Aref Alavi, Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi, and a number of other members of the Pakistani government cabinet.
Speaking at the rally, Pakistani President Aref Alavi stressed that he would continue his extensive diplomatic and political support for Kashmir until the Kashmiri Muslims were given the right to self-determination and resolved through UN resolutions.
Stating that the unresolved Kashmir issue is a threat to world security and peace, he added: “Pakistan reminds them of the international community’s commitments to Kashmir and notes that there will be no talks between Islamabad until India’s illegal actions in Kashmir are lifted.” And Delhi will not do.
Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said at today’s ceremony that the government and people of Pakistan will reject the illegal and unilateral actions of the Indian government on August 5, 2019 to abolish the autonomy of Jammu and Kashmir and will continue to support the just cause of the people of Kashmir.
Prime Minister Imran Khan also strongly criticized India’s continued military approach against Kashmir Muslims, saying in a message: “The international community must act immediately to stop India’s illegal actions, including its efforts to change the population of Kashmir.”