ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan has said the entire Pakistani nation, including minorities, is standing behind the people of Kashmir in their just struggle for right to self-determination.
In a video message on the occasion of Black Day, the Prime Minister said he highlighted the Kashmir issue in his speech at the United Nations and during interactions with other world leaders.
He said now the international community is aware of the oppression going on in Occupied Kashmir at the hands of Indian forces.
The Prime Minister said Narndera Modi, after coming to power for second term, imposed curfew in Occupied Kashmir and no one knows what is happening in the valley.
He said Modi regime changed Kashmir’s status by claiming that he wants development there adding that Modi should hold a referendum if he wants peace, stability, and development in Kashmir.
Imran Khan said all the mainstream political parties of Kashmir boycotted the recently held local government polls in Occupied Kashmir.
He said the ruling BJP met a humiliated defeat even in the controlled elections there.
Prime Minister Imran Khan made it clear that anybody talking of crossing the line of control will commit enmity with Kashmir and Pakistan.
He said India is looking for such an opportunity to crush the freedom struggle of Kashmiris.
He said New Delhi rulers have deployed 900,000 troops to subjugate Kashmiris voice.
He said that the Modi government wants to hold Pakistan responsible for unrest in Kashmir to deflect attention of the world community from the bloodbath continuing in the valley.
Imran Khan said Kashmiris movement is a political struggle and we have to extend our moral, diplomatic and political support in this regard.
He assured the people of Kashmir that he is not only their ambassador but will also become their spokesperson and advocate supporting their struggle till they achieve their right to self-determination as enshrined in the UN Resolutions.
