PESHAWAR:The people and Khyber Pakthunkhwa government will observe Kashmir Black Day on Wednesday to condemn India’s annexation of the Indian Illegally Occupied Jummu and Kashmir (IIOJ&K) on October 27.
The people of all 35 districts of Khyber Pakthunkhwa including the seven merged tribal districts and Kashmiris have planned big protest rallies, walks and seminars to denounce an illegal occupation of the held valley by India.
The pains and sufferings of millions of Kashmiris had started on October 27 after an illegal landing of Indian troops in Jammu and Kashmir, which has been increased manifold sufferings after the fascist Modi Government abolished special status of IIOJK through unlawfully revoking of Articles 370 and 35-A of the Indian Constitution on August 5, 2019.
Following an illegal actions of the Modi’s regime on August 5, 2019, the occupational forces have resorted to extra judicial killings of Kashmiris in fake encounters, put Kashmiri leadership in jails, imposed clampdown on media and used rape of women and molestation of children as weapon of war to suppress the indigenous freedom movement in held valley but miserably failed.
In Khyber Pakthunkhwa, the day would dawn with special prayers in mosques for progress and prosperity of Pakistan and liberation of IIOJ&K.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Government has also announced to observe Kashmir Black Day with renew pledge to continue moral and political support of the oppressed Kashmiris of IIOJ&K till they achieve right of self-determination as pledged by UN through several passed resolutions by its security council.
Civil society organizations, political parties, educational institutions, human rights activists and Kashmirs have given final shape to their proposed rallies, walks, seminars and symposiums in connection with the black day.
In Peshawar, a big protest rally would be taken out from Peshawar City that would march up to Press Club on Wednesday where people and Kashmiris would raise full throated slogans against India’s forced occupation of the held valley. The Chief Minister KP along with Provincial Ministers, advisers and Government officials are likely to lead a protest rally from Chief Minister House to Ghari Police Station in connection with the day.
In Peshawar, Kashmiris have prepared special banners and posters inscribed with different slogans such as “Kashmir Baney Ga Pakistan, Kashmir is the juggler vein of Pakistan and Indians Occupied Forces go out of Kashmir.”
These banners and posters were displayed at permanent places and roads of Peshawar and others districts of KP to expose human rights abuses, atrocities, sexual violence and extra judicial killings of the oppressed Kashmiris at IIOJ&K.
Speech declamations and painting competitions were also planned at different Government and private educational institutions where speakers would highlight Kashmir issue besides expressing solidarity with oppressed Kashmiri brethren and sisters through artwork and speeches.
Kashmir’s related documentaries would be screened on TV channels and supplements including features, articles and columns would be published by newspapers to highlight various aspects including international, legal and human rights dimension of the Kashmir dispute.
Meanwhile, the districts administrations of all 35 districts has planned different programs and rallies besides public gatherings, rallies, walks and protest demonstrations at district and Tehsil level across the province in connection with the day.