Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, the Prime Minister of Pakistan on Wednesday said that his country, people and all political parties stand with Kashmiris in their struggle for Right to Self Determination, said a report of Radio Pakistan.
“The Indian forces have been unleashing a wave of terror on innocent Kashmir people over the last seven decades but they have miserably failed to suppress their voice. Kashmir is an internationally recognized dispute and its resolution lies in a plebiscite according to the UN Security Council resolutions,” the report quoted Abbasi as saying.
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“The government, the people and all political parties are united on Kashmir issue and will continue to extend moral, political and diplomatic support to the Kashmiri brethren,” he added.
Abbasi also said that “Pakistan will observe solidarity day with Kashmir on Friday.”
He said Pakistan has taken a strict stance on recent ‘Indian brutalities in Kashmir’, demanding India to allow the UN human rights commission to investigate the human rights violations in the Valley.
He said Pakistan has also asked the United Nations to appoint a special envoy on Kashmir to assess the situation.
Abbasi said Pakistan will send its delegations to different countries to apprise them about the deteriorating situation.
