Sirajul Haq condemned India’s state terrorism in Held Kashmir

Lahore : Ameer, Jamaat e Islami, Pakistan, Senator Sirajul Haq, has vehemently condemned India’s state terrorism in Held Kashmir and has called upon the Pakistan government to launch a diplomatic campaign to draw the world attention to the bloodshed going on Kashmir.

In a statement here on Monday, he also condemned the silence of the rulers in Islamabad and the Muslim world over the killings in the valley. He said that dozens of innocent Kashmiris had been martyred in the straight firing by Indian troops.

Sirajul Haq said that Israel was killing the Palestinians in Gaza and India was shedding the Kashmiris blood in the valley. The blood of the Muslims was being shed in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan but neither the OIC nor the Muslim rulers were not taking notice.

He said it was the responsibility of the Pakistan government to raise its voice over the atrocities of Indian troops in the valley. He said that the silence of the government had disappointed the Kashmiris who were actually fighting Pakistan’s war. He said that the Kashmiris were being buried in the Pakistani flag and the Pakistani flag was being seen in every b nook and corner of Held Kashmir. But, unfortunately, the rulers in Islamabad were not ready to utter a word in the support of the Kashmiris lest it might annoy Indian Premier Modi.

He said, if the Muslim states forged unity on the issue and made steps at diplomatic level, it could greatly help stop the bloodletting in Kashmir.

The JI chief said that India was continuing the genocide of Kashmiris but the Muslim world was a silent spectator. He said the United Nations and human rights bodies were totally indifferent only because it was the blood of the Muslims that was being shed.

However, he said that the eight lakh Indian troops in Held Kashmir had not been able to crush the Kashmiris spirit for liberation, nor they would succeed in their designs.

He lauded the high spirits of the Kashmiris and expressed condolences to the families of the martyrs and the wounded and prayed for their early recovery.