Lahore
Leaders of different faiths have extended their full support to the Kashmir liberation movement from Indian yoke, demanding of the international community to force New Delhi to reverse its decision of revoking the special status of the territory.
Addressing the “All Pakistan Minorities Convention” at Jamaat-e-Islami headquarters Mansoora on Wednesday, they backed the Kashmiris right to self determination granted them under various UN resolutions.
They condemned worst human rights violations in the Indian held Kashmir (IHK) and called for lifting the curfew and end 80 days long siege of the area.
The JI organized the convention to highlight the Indian brutalities in the held Kashmir and sought suggestions from the leaders of Hindu, Christian, Sikh and other religions on the situation emerged after Indian move to abrogate the Article 370 and 35A in its occupied territory.
The speakers expressed grave concern over the Indian designs to change the demography of the region.—INP
