SIALKOT, July 20 (APP): The people from all walks of life on
Wednesday observed Black Day in the district to express solidarity with the oppressed people of Occupied Jammu and Kashmir against the atrocities of Indian army.
The people in Sialkot, Uggoki, Sambrial, Daska, Bajwat, Badiana, Chawinda and Pasrur tehsils staged protest rallies to express complete solidarity with the innocent and oppressed people of Occupied Jammu & Kashmir.
They also expressed grave concern over the human rights’
violations, custodial killings and genocide of the innocent Kashmiri people by the Indian Army in the Held Valley. They said that these nasty practices were enough to shake the conscience of the international community
The officials of all the government departments including DCO Dr. Asif Tufail, ADCG Dr. Umer Sher Chatta, DPO Dr. Abid Khan and EDO (Health) Dr. Javaid Warraich wore the black armbands while performing their duties.
Addressing the peaceful agitational meetings at Sialkot, Uggoki, Sambrial, Daska, Bajwat, Badiana, Chawinda Pasrur and surrounding areas, the local Kashmiri leaders including Dr. Zahid Ghani Dar (Convener Jammu and Kashmir Freedom Movement) said the sacrifices of the innocent Kashmiri martyrs would become fruitful, as the sun of
freedom of the Held valley from Indian yoke will rise soon.
They said that the Kashmiri people in Pakistan were united for the Kashmir cause, saying that the India had unleashed worst brutalities to continue its illegal occupation of Jammu and Kashmir. They said that the Kashmiri reject India’s illegal occupation of their motherland.
Dr. Zahid Ghani Dar added the sacrifices of the Kashmiri people would soon become fruitful in shape of freedom of Kashmir from Indian yoke, as the Kashmir issue has reached near its peaceful amicable solution as per the aspirations of the Kashmiri people.
He revealed that the freedom was the basic right of the people of Occupied Jammu & Kashmir and none could deny this fact.
He said that the peace could never be promoted in South Asia without solving the prolonged delayed burning issue of Held Kashmir.
