PESHAWAR: Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Mahmood Khan here on Wednesday said that fascist India has unleashed worst state terrorism, oppression and cruelties against innocent Kashmiris for the last 74years and urged the world powers including UN to implement its resolutions on Kashmir.
Talking to media after leading a Kashmir black day’s rally here, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister said October 27 was a black day in the history of Kashmir as on this day Indian occupational forces had started oppression and cruelties against peaceful Kashmiris that continued till to-date.
He said Kashmiris was victim of state terrorism of India for over seven-decades and the fascist Modi regime broke all records of atrocities and human rights violations in a bid to deprive Kashmiris from their genuine right of self-determination. The Chief Minister said Kashmiris were the worst victim of India’s state terrorism, oppression and lock down after Modi’s regime had violated UN Security Council resolutions by revoking the special status of IIOJ&K on August 5, 2019. Mahmood Khan expressed the resolve to continue political, diplomatic and moral support of the Kashmiris in their just and legitimate struggle for self-determination.
The CM said Kashmiris had faced India’s long oppression with immense courage and steadfastness and demanded of UN, world powers and human rights organizations to take serious notice of human rights abuses in IIOJK.
He said Prime Minister Imran Khan had raised the Kashmir issue on all international and diplomatic forums including the UN General Assembly and informed the world about the critical situation in the held Kashmir besides exposing India’s inhuman and unlawful actions. He paid rich tributes to the courage and steadfastness of Kashmiris Muslims for standing up against India’s oppression, adding Kashmiris sacrifices have infused a new spirit in the ongoing freedom movement in IIOJK.