Breaking News: Great progress on Kashmir issue ... More than 50 countries put India in great trouble

Breaking News: Great progress on Kashmir issue ... More than 50 countries put India in great trouble

Over 50 countries submit 5 demands to India in Human Rights Council over human rights violations in occupied Kashmir Has issued 5 demands to India, issuing a joint declaration on occupied Kashmir. The first demand in the joint declaration has been that India should not take away the Kashmiris' right to live and let them live. The second demand calls for an immediate termination of the 37-day curfew in Kashmir immediately. The third demand calls for India to confirm that the international media has confirmed the crackdown on communication in Kashmir and ensures communication in Kashmir. The fourth demand includes several sub-demands that protect the human rights in the occupied valley, release freedom and arrest of detainees, as well as avoid the use of force, including the pellet gun. To be done At the same time, it has been demanded that permission be granted to visit international media and human rights organizations in occupied Kashmir. The fifth and most important demand is that a peaceful approach should be taken to resolve the Jammu and Kashmir. On this occasion, Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said that today was declared an important day, today is a day for us and Kashmiris. Significantly, Kashmiris have been prosecuted in front of delegates from all over the world, and Pakistani efforts on occupied Kashmir have given a joint statement in which more than 50 countries have made five key demands from India. On the other hand, according to a news report, the Indian administration in occupied Kashmir has tightened curfews and restrictions in the entire occupied area from August 5 to prevent people from holding the procession of Muharram al-Haram.

Indian troops and policemen have closed barricades and barricades along the internal and external lanes and highways and barricades, and barricades have been banned and people are being transported. Ambulances and staff are also duplicated. Moving is not allowed. Police personnel are patrolling the city and loud speakers are announcing stern action against the curfew violators. However, people did not bring the curfew in jeopardy and took part in rallies in Srinagar and other areas. At least six more processions were evacuated in the occupied area and police arrested all the participants of the procession. Meanwhile, routine life was badly affected in the Kashmir Valley and for the 36th consecutive day in the five districts of Jammu and traffic was suspended on all bazaars and roads. In Kashmir, the Internet, mobile phones and telephones have been suspended in Kashmir since August 5, causing Kashmir Valley to lose its contact with the outside world. Is . Patients are severely affected by severe restrictions. Journalists in the occupied area complained of torture, sabotage, harassment and abuse by Indian forces. Indian soldiers and police personnel are not only allowing journalists to move to any area of ​​Srinagar, but they are also targeting them with humiliating behavior and they have broken the camera of journalists. Meanwhile, international media has confirmed that Ismar Ahmed, a Kashmiri boy who was martyred in Srinagar, was killed in the firing of Pallet guns by Indian troops. The media dismissed the Indian authorities' claim that the boy was martyred by a stone pelting.