Pakistan on Sunday rejected Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Illegally Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK), calling it another ploy to project fake “normality” in occupied territory.
The statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs states that from August 5, 2019 international community witnessed many such desperate attempts by New Delhi to divert attention from the real problems underlying in IIOJK.
These, it added, include state-sponsored terrorism as well as widespread violations of human rights and international humanitarian law.
“Therefore, it is not surprising that while the Indian prime minister was on his brief visit to Jammu under heavy security cover, people of IIOJK watched over “black day” as an expression of their rejection of Mischief and the illegal policy of India, ”the message says.
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs also sharply condemned the bookmark of foundation stones for design of Rattle and Quar hydroelectric power plants (HPP) on Chenab River in occupied valley.
It was emphasized that the construction of Rattle hydroelectric power plant, a. designed India, disputed by Pakistan, and for Kwar hydroelectric power plant India has not yet fulfilled its contractual obligations. of exchange information with Pakistan.
“Pakistan is considering such a bookmark of foundation stones of two drafts of the Prime Minister of India as a direct violation of Indus waters treaty of 1960 and urges India to meet its IWT obligations. [Indus Water Treaty] and refrain from taking such steps that cause damage to weapons and military equipment framework,” This is added.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs called it a mockery that the BJP-RSS regime, which steadfastly follows its generally recognized ideological mission politically and economically deprive the Kashmiris and dispossess them, seeks project yourself in front of world like a champion of development in occupied territory.
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It goes on to say that Pakistan welcomed the Kashmiris. who remained undaunted in their determination to stand against Brutal occupation of India.
It concludes: “Pakistan will continue to expand all possible support to the Kashmiris in them just struggle for the right to self-determination promised to them by the UN Security Council in his many resolutions.
Hindu nationalist Narendra Modi government sought to crush long-standing resistance in occupied territory of the Himalayas and consolidate their power over Muslim majority region.
India canceled arealimited autonomy in August 2019, when authorities arrested thousands and imposed the world’s longest internet blackout in the country in a bid to thwart local opposition move.
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