Tag: #violenceinkashmir
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Indian Army martyred 15 Kashmiris in 24 hours
Indian state terrorism continues in occupied Kashmir, Indian army martyred 2 more Kashmiris in Pulwama district. The number of martyred Kashmiris has risen to 15 in 24 hours. The previous day, the Indian Army had martyred 13 Kashmiris in 10 so-called military operations. Pakistan has strongly condemned the extrajudicial killing of Kashmiris during fake encounters…
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Shaista Safi’s Stance on Indian Atrocities in Kashmir
Curfew and other restrictions continue on the 25th day, today, in Indian occupied Kashmir (IoK). Despite of living in the 21st century, the people of Kashmir are unaware of the fact that what is happening next door. They have no idea whether their neighbors are even alive or dead. While talking through Skype on a…
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Aamir Khan to Visit LoC Today
Pakistani-born British boxer Aamir Khan has arrived in Islamabad and he will visit the Line of Control (LoC) today for solidarity with Kashmiris. According to details, Pakistani boxer Aamir Khan, a native of Pakistan, arrived in Islamabad by private airline. He said that he would inform the world about the situation in occupied Kashmir and…
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Shah Faesal, Shehla Rashid challenged Article 370 in Supreme Court
Shah Faesal and Shehla Rashid challenged the move to abolish Article 370 in the Supreme Court. A group of seven people, including the Kashmiri political leader Shah Faesal and social worker Shehla Rashid, approached the Supreme Court challenging the presidential order of dismissing the special status of Jammu and Kashmir, moreover, rejecting the Jammu and…
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Maleeha Lodhi briefs UNGA President about Indian Atrocities in Kashmir
Pakistan’s representative to the United Nations, Maleeha Lodhi, met the president of United Nations General Assembly, María Fernanda Espinosa. During the meeting, Maleeha Lodhi briefed Maria Espinosa about India’s ongoing atrocities in occupied Kashmir. “Met Maria Fernanda Espinosa, President of UN General Assembly & briefed her in detail about the grave situation in occupied Kashmir…
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Mass Killing Started In Kashmir
Srinagar: A few days after New Delhi dispatched tens of thousands of militias to Kashmir; put the sector under a lock down; arrested hundreds of prominent Kashmiris; revoked Article 370, the constitutional provision assuring autonomy to Indian-administered Kashmir; forked the state of Jammu and Kashmir, Indian forces have started massacre of the Kashmiri Muslims. According…
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Kashmir, ‘A Living Hell’ of Anger and Fear: The New York Times
Nature has endowed Kashmir with incredible beauty and is rightly called as “Paradise on Earth”. A leading international newspaper, The New York Times recently termed Kashmir as “a living hell” of anger and fear. According to reports, the global media could not remain silent on the ongoing atrocities in occupied Kashmir. US newspaper The New York…
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Central Ulema Council observe ‘Kashmir Solidarity Day’
On appeal of the Central Ulema Council against changing the special status of Indian occupied Kashmir (IoK) and the genocide in Kashmir, “Kashmir Solidarity Day ” was observed today in most of the cities of the country. Protests and rallies were held in Lahore, Islamabad, Karachi, Azad Kashmir, Faisalabad, Muzaffarabad, Multan, Peshawar, Quetta, Jhelum, Gujarat,…
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Pakistan Should Form a Government in Exile for Kashmir
Pakistan should create a government in exile for Kashmir after the abolition of the special status of India-occupied Kashmir. The government should be led by Mishaal Malik, wife of the Hurriyat leader Yasin Malik. According to the reports of Baaghi TV, the Modi government in occupied Kashmir has abolished Kashmir’s special status due to which…
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Radio Transmissions along LoC, Deadlier Than a Missile Attack
Government of India has abolished the special status of occupied Kashmir, curfew is imposed in Kashmir and Kashmiris are not allowed to leave their homes. Moreover, the internet and mobile services are also suspended and newspapers have not been published for four days. In this situation it is necessary for Pakistan to install heavy duty…