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India’s obduracy biggest hurdle in Kashmir settlement: Behl, Parra

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Srinagar

In Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir, APHC leaders Devinder Singh Behl and Abdul Ahad Parra have said that India’s stubbornness is the biggest obstacle in resolving the Kashmir dispute, while Pakistan has always supported settlement of the issue as per Kashmiris’ aspirations and UN resolutions.

In a joint statement issued in Srinagar, Devinder Singh Behl and Abdul Ahad Parra said that India had forcibly occupied Jammu and Kashmir and turned it into a military garrsion.

They said that Narendra Modi government was using very clever tactics to maintain its illegal occupation of the territory.

The APHC leaders said that Kashmiris have not accepted the illegal and unilateral Indian measures of August 5, 2019.

The leaders pointed out that the Indian government wanted to turn the Muslim majority into a minority by evicting Kashmiris from their own land on the Israeli style.

Behl and Parra urged the international community and human rights organizations to play their role in resolving the Kashmir dispute in accordance with UN resolutions and the aspirations of Kashmiris.—KMS

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