Speakers at the Kashmir conference called on the international community to rein in the RSS-backed Hindutva regime in India to save South Asia from becoming a victim of a big catastrophe as a result of the hate policies being pursued by the Modi government in the region.
The Labour Campaign for International Development and Labour Friends of Kashmir was held at High Wycombe town, northwest of London, to discuss on how peace can be achieved in Kashmir.
The event was attended by Member of British Parliament Naz Shah, Labour Party In-Charge Campaign David Taylor, Abdul Rasheed Turabi, former JI AJK president, Mushtaq Lashari, Third World Solidarity Forum chairman, Nayeem Tahir, local mayor, and leaders of the British and Pakistani and Kashmiri community.
Others who addressed the event included Abdul Rasheed Turabi, for JI AJK president, Mushtaq Lashari, Third World Solidarity Forum chairman, Nayeem Tahir, local mayor, and leaders of the British and Pakistani and Kashmiri community.
The speakers including Naz Shah and David Taylor appealed to the community leaders to forge unity to raise a united voice against Indian atrocities in Kashmir.
—KMS
