UN to send a special mission to Held Kashmir : Sirajul Haq

Lahore : Ameer, Jamaat e Islami, Pakistan, Senator
Sirajul Haq, has appealed to the in order to stop the genocide of
the Kashmiris by Indian occupation army.

Talking to the media at Mansoora on Sunday, he said the
occupation army was using corona also as a weapon against the
Kashmiris. For the last eight months, all hospitals, educational
institutions and markets in Held Kashmir were closed and the
Kashmiris were dying of starvation.

On the occasion, the JI chief handed over anti corona spray machines to the Al-Khidmat Lahore chapter. JI’s Focal person Azhar Iqbal Hasan, JI chief for
central Punjab, Muhammad Javed Kasuri, central Punjab Al-
Khidmat chief Ikram Durrani, and JI Information Secretary Qaisar
Sharif, were present on the occasion.

Sirajul Haq said it was the responsibility of the UN, Human
Rights bodies and also the OIC to raise voice against Indian
brutalities in Held Kashmir. He warned that if the world community
remained asleep, a big human tragedy may result in the valley.
The Pakistan government, he said, should approach
international bodies, the UN and the OIC on the issue and raise
an effective voice against Indian atrocities. He also urged the
Pakistan government to support the UN Secretary General’s
demand for global cease fire. He said that Pakistan should
especially demand the withdrawal of the Indian army from
Kashmir.

Sirajul Haq noted that the Kashmiris were being subjected to
physical as well as mental torture and thousands of them had
been jailed. He said that lock down and corona virus was being
used as a weapon which was a war crime. India, he said, had virtually ruined the economy of Held Kashmir. He said the Indian
government , as a matter of policy, was not allowing any human
rights bodies to interfere in Held Kashmir.

Referring to the situation within the country, Sirajul Haq said
that the government’s doors were closed for the poor and it was
showing its performance only through media propaganda. He said
the allegations being exchanged between the federal government
and the Sindh government as most unfortunate.

The JI chief said the government was paying giving Rs. 12
thousand only to those who were registered under the Benazir
Income Support programme while it did not have the date of
millions of other people not registered under the BISP.
On the other hand, he said, that around one lakh workers
and volunteers of the JI and Al-Khidmat Foundation had been
providing relief to the deserving people from the very first day as
they considered helping the poor and those facing hardships as
their humanitarian as well as religious duty. He said that the Al-
Khidmat Foundation had so far, distributed ration and safety
material valuing about Rs. one billions to the deserving people.