PESHAWAR
\nPolitical and diplomatic experts here Saturday termed the visit of caretaker Prime Minister, Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar to United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) was highly successful and productive for Pakistan.
\nThey said the Prime Minister has won the hearts and minds of Kashmiris after highlighting the Kashmir dispute in most effective manner at UNGA.
\nManzoorul Haq, former Ambassador of Pakistan told APP that the Prime Minister deserved praise for boldly highlighting the attrocities and human rights violations at Indian Illegally Occupied Jummu and Kashmir (IIOJK) during his historic address at UNGA.
\nDespite deployment of over nine lakh troops at IIOJK, the fascist Modi Govt has failed to suppress freedom movement in the held velley.
\nHe said the gruesome murder of Khalistan Movement Sikh leader in Canada had raised serious questions about the state of India and exposed the negative policies of the fascist Modi regime against minorities.
\nOn August 5, 2019, he said the Modi government had made a deeprooted conspiracy to rob Kashmiris of their identity, history and culture.
\nIndia had deprived oppressed Kashmiris of all kinds of liberties and human rights since 1947, and that the fascist Modi government\u2019s illegal and unconstitutional acts of August 5, 2019 of revoking special status of the Indian Illegally Occupaid Kashmir (IIOJ&K) has exposed his conspiracy to rob Kashmiris of their history, language and ethno-cultural identity.
\nHe said the illegal occupation of Kashmir valley by India contravened multiple articles of the 30 fundamental human rights of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) drafted by representatives from all the regions of the world including India on December 10, 1948 and was subsequently adopted by UNGA.
\nHe said this declaration was applied to all the signatory members of the UN including India and restrained them from abuse, exploitation, maltreatment and all kinds of violence in IIOJK besides violation of any fundamental rights protected in UDHR. \u201cIndia went against several passed UN Security Council\u2019s resolutions after revoking the IIOJK\u2019s special status and I urged the international community including world powers to press Modi Govt to immediately go back to pre August 5, 2019 status of IIOJK and give right of self determination to the oppressed Kashmiris as promised to them by the world peace body.\u201d
\nHe said road to peace in South Asia was passing through Kashmir and durable peace in subcontinent was only possible through resolution of the decades long Kashmir dispute in accordance with the UNSC resolutions. Professor Dr A.H. Hilali, former Chairman, Political Science Department, University of Peshawar also termed the visit of caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq to UNGA was highly productive for Pakistan.
\nThe Prime Minister held an impartant meetings with different world leaders, financial and business bodies that showed keen interests in the economic revival plans in Pakistan.
\nPM Kakar held constructive discussion with the Managing Director IMF and hoped that the upcoming government would carry on the economic plan for progress and prosperity of people of Pakistan.
\nDr Hilali praised Prime Minister for highlighting the issue of TTP and Daesh involved in launching attacks on Pakistan from across the western border. He said the recent attacks from Afghanistan on Chitral was testimony to this fact.
\nDr Hilali said about five million Afghans refugees including about 2.8 million legal were living in Pakistan for over four decades and time has come that they should be repatriated to their home country.
\nHe regretted that international community had made very limited contributions for the well being of these huge numbers of Afghan refugees in Pakistan and left entire burden on Islamabad to shoulder.
\n\u201cIslamophobia and climate change have been emerged as a serious challenges, and time has come for redressal of these issues through UNGA plateform.\u201d
\nMushtaq Ahmed Shah, Vice Chairman, Jummu and Kashmir Peoples League termed the visit of caretaker Prime Minister Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar to UNGA was highly sucessfull and praised him for winning hearts and minds of the Kashmiris after boldly highlighting Indian forces attrocities and human rights abuses at IIOJK during his landmark address at UNGA.
\nHe said Indian occupation forces had resorted to extra judicial killing of hundreds of innocent Kashmiris in fake encounters, putting the Kashmiri leadership behind bars, imposing clampdown on media and used women and children abuses as weapon of war to suppress freedom movement after August 5 illegal actions.
\nMushtaq said Indian forces even didn\u2019t allow mass ritual and funeral of great Kashmiri leader, Syed Ali Gillani and forcefully snatched his body from the bereaved family and buried him at night.
\nSimilarly, great hurriat leader, Muhammad Yasin Malik was jailed for life in a fake case to silence his strong voice for Kashmirs freedom.
\nHe said India has failed to suppress the indigenous freedom movement in IIOJK despite the brutal killing of freedom fighter Burhan Wani and others Kashmiris leadership and youth in a fake encounter.
\nHe claimed the Indian Govt had provided nearly six million illegal domicile certificates of IIOJK to Hindus in a bid to bring about demographic change there.<\/p>\n
He urged international community including UNO to take notice of the gruesome violation of human rights violations including forced disappearance of over 8,000 innocent Kashmiris, 8,652 unmarked mass graves, imposition of longest curfew on some 10 million unarmed Kashmiris, extra judicial killings, rape and molestation of women and children at IIOJK.<\/p>\n
Since 1989, he said over 162,000 Kashmiris were brutally tortured, 96,000 cases of extra judicial killings, around 162,000 cases of arbitrary arrests and torture, over 25,000 pellet guns injuries, 11,250 women raped, 23,000 women widowed and over 108,000 children were orphaned by the Indian army at IIOJK.<\/p>\n
The experts deplored UNSC members\u2019 apathy towards addressal of Kashmir dispute, which was a flashpoint between two nuclear armed neighboring countries.<\/p>\n
They urged international community and UNO to look beyond trade and business interest and forced India to give right of self determination to Kashmiris on the pattern of East Taimur to bring lasting peace in South Asia.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
PESHAWAR Political and diplomatic experts here Saturday termed the visit of caretaker Prime Minister, Anwaar-ul-Haq Kakar to United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) was highly successful and productive for Pakistan. They said the Prime Minister has won the hearts and minds of Kashmiris after highlighting the Kashmir dispute in most effective manner at UNGA. Manzoorul Haq, […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[4],"tags":[],"class_list":{"0":"post-357968","1":"post","2":"type-post","3":"status-publish","4":"format-standard","6":"category-national"},"yoast_head":"\n