Punjab CM laments world’s silence on worsening situation in Occupied Kashmir

Punjab Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi has said there is no justification for the world's silence on the deteriorating situation in Occupied Kashmir, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.

In his message on the occasion of Black Day against Indian aggression in Occupied Kashmir on Friday, Mohsin Naqvi said Pakistan will continue its diplomatic and moral support to its Kashmiri brothers.

The CM said that international media and human rights organizations should raise their voices for Kashmiris.

“I salute the Kashmiri brothers who endured all kinds of Indian brutality and pay tribute to the martyrs”, says Mohsen Naqvi.

In his massage he criticized that millions of Indian soldiers have detained Kashmiris and Kashmiris are imprisoned in their own homes.

With the inhumane siege, forced violence on Kashmiris, the despicable thinking of RSS has been exposed to the world, Mohsen Naqvi said.

He said that the freedom spirit of Kashmiris will continue to give them freedom because it is their fundamental right.

The CM said that Kashmiris have proved that India could not suppress their movement by using brute force.

Today, the Kashmiri people have to be convinced that they are not alone in their struggle, but the Pakistani nation stands with them, Mohsin Naqvi concluded.