London: A delegation led by the leader in exile Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (PoK) Sardar Shaukat Ali Kashmiri has briefed British Labor Party MP Fabian Hamilton about the current situation in the region.
The delegation expressed concern over the restoration of peace and protection of citizens’ rights in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
He also urged for peace and stability in the region and elimination of all forms of terrorism and extremism.
During his briefing in London, Sardar Shaukat Ali Kashmiri said that the people of Pakistan Occupied Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan are facing discrimination on the basis of ethnicity.
“Natural resources are being plundered without consultation with the local population. People from these areas are the state victims – facing discrimination, kidnapping, violence, torture and arbitrary arrests,” he said.
“Those who have been peacefully advocating for their basic political and social rights are facing strict restrictions on the freedom of movement in Gilgit Baltistan. Nationalists are held under Schedule IV by state institutions and are asked by the authorities to Traveling without prior permission is not allowed.”
The delegation includes Sardar Shaukat Ali Kashmiri, President-in-exile of United Kashmir People’s National Party, Sardar Tariq Khan, Sardar Amjad Yusuf, Mirza Haleem, Tika Tahir Khan.
Mehmood Ahmed, Raja Waqar Aziz, former council member Chaudhry Ghulam Hussain and Labor Party leaders were also present in the delegation.
“Terrorism and extremism are being systematically promoted in the region. Kashmiris who demand the right to self-government and ownership of their natural resources are forced to flee their native areas and live in exile. He is leveled as anti-state, anti-religion. In such a dire state of human rights in these regions, “the call from the UK to use its influence and ask Pakistan to respect human rights and give oppressed Kashmiris their basic human and fundamental rights.” urged.
This program was to end the propaganda of Pakistan.
Under Pakistan, freedom of speech and opinion is being repressed, the people of Gilgit-Baltistan have no basic rights. The loot of natural resources is at its peak and people are bearing the brunt of Islamabad’s brutal policies.
“We will not compromise on our fundamental rights. Pakistan has no rights. Our struggle is for the integration and rights of the people. Pakistan’s deep position on extremism and terrorism is support and play,” the delegation said.
The delegation expressed concern over the restoration of peace and protection of citizens’ rights in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir.
He also urged for peace and stability in the region and elimination of all forms of terrorism and extremism.
During his briefing in London, Sardar Shaukat Ali Kashmiri said that the people of Pakistan Occupied Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan are facing discrimination on the basis of ethnicity.
“Natural resources are being plundered without consultation with the local population. People from these areas are the state victims – facing discrimination, kidnapping, violence, torture and arbitrary arrests,” he said.
“Those who have been peacefully advocating for their basic political and social rights are facing strict restrictions on the freedom of movement in Gilgit Baltistan. Nationalists are held under Schedule IV by state institutions and are asked by the authorities to Traveling without prior permission is not allowed.”
The delegation includes Sardar Shaukat Ali Kashmiri, President-in-exile of United Kashmir People’s National Party, Sardar Tariq Khan, Sardar Amjad Yusuf, Mirza Haleem, Tika Tahir Khan.
Mehmood Ahmed, Raja Waqar Aziz, former council member Chaudhry Ghulam Hussain and Labor Party leaders were also present in the delegation.
“Terrorism and extremism are being systematically promoted in the region. Kashmiris who demand the right to self-government and ownership of their natural resources are forced to flee their native areas and live in exile. He is leveled as anti-state, anti-religion. In such a dire state of human rights in these regions, “the call from the UK to use its influence and ask Pakistan to respect human rights and give oppressed Kashmiris their basic human and fundamental rights.” urged.
This program was to end the propaganda of Pakistan.
Under Pakistan, freedom of speech and opinion is being repressed, the people of Gilgit-Baltistan have no basic rights. The loot of natural resources is at its peak and people are bearing the brunt of Islamabad’s brutal policies.
“We will not compromise on our fundamental rights. Pakistan has no rights. Our struggle is for the integration and rights of the people. Pakistan’s deep position on extremism and terrorism is support and play,” the delegation said.
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