Oppression cannot foil resolve for self-determination: PM Abbasi

Oppression cannot foil resolve for self-determination: PM Abbasi
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Summary PM Abbasi has condemned recent Indian aggression in IOK in which 17 people have been murdered so far

ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) – Prime Minister of Pakistan Shahid Khaqan Abbasi has condemned recent Indian aggression in Indian Occupied Kashmir in which 17 people have been murdered so far.

He urged India to stop atrocities in Kashmir and calling legitimate struggle for independence terrorism. He said that oppression cannot stop the struggle for self-determination.

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He further emphasized the role of UN resolutions in this matter and told India to allow UN fact-finding mission in Kashmir to gauge the whole situation.

Foreign Office of Pakistan also condemned the state-sponsored terrorism by Indian in IOK. FO informed that the oppressive regime there suspended the internet services to curb the influx of information to and from the subjugated areas. It urged the international community to take cognizance of gross violation of human rights by India in Kashmir.


Politicians condemn Indian atrocities


Pakistan Tehreek-i-Insaf (PTI) chief Imran Khan slammed the Indian authorities for their brutality against innocent Kashmiris.

Punjab Chief Minister Shehbaz while condemning the brutalities maitained that the Kashmir movement cannot be crushed with the physical might.

Minister of State for Information, Broadcasting, National History and Literary Heritage, Marriyum Aurangzeb asserted that the occupation forces have lost against the pro-freedom people of Kashmir. She said India can no longer crush the right of the self-determination of Kashmiri people by killing them mercilessly.

Foreign Minister Khawaja Asif termed killing of Kashmiri youth by the Indian forces in repressive act as worst kind of terrorism. He said blood of the Innocent Kashmiris is jolting the conscience of the world.

The Foreign Minister said Pakistan stands with Kashmiris in this hour of trial.

Interior Minister Ahsan Iqbal said the voice of Kashmiris can’t be silenced with guns. He demanded of the international community to condemn Indian atrocities to prove that human life and blood has same sanctity.