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International community should take notice of IHK’s situation: Ali Raza

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Chairman Kashmir Council Europe (KC-EU) Mr Ali Raza Syed has asked the international community to take serious notice of the severe situation of Indian Held Kashmir (IHK). In a statement issued from Brussels, Chairman KC-EU said, as Indian forces used cluster bombs on civilian population of Azad Kashmir near Line of Control (LoC), the situation in the region became further critical.
It is important to mention that the public relations department of Pakistan’s Army (ISPR) revealed that Indian military on the night of July 30/July 31 targeted innocent citizens including women and children in Neelum Valley through artillery using cluster ammunition. The attack left two civilians, including a 4-year-old boy, dead and 11 others were critically injured. Condemning the attack Ali Raza Syed said, situation is more grave and Pakistan should raise the issue at international level.
It was an opportunity for Pakistan to highlight this issue and as well as raise continued atrocities against the peaceful people of IHK. He asked that a comprehensive diplomatic campaign is required on Kashmir issue specially for raising current severe situation of Indian Held Kashmir (IHK) as beside the already eight lakhs occupation forces based in IHK, India is initiating to deploy more military forces in order to increase its crimes against humanity in held valley. The human rights violation in IHK should be considered as war crime and it should be raised not only at UNSC but the case should also be submitted at International Court of Justice in order to bring the culprits involved to the international court of law.—INP

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