Pakistan rejects false encounters, and restricts Muharrram's processions in IIOJK

 ISLAMABAD: Pakistan unequivocally denounced the extra-legal executing of four additional kashmiris in the Shopian zone of the illicit Indian Jammu and kashmir (IIOJK) and restrictions on strict parades and social occasions directly through Muharram.

“Nearly three hundred innocent Cashmiris, including women and children, were martyred in fake encounters by the Indian occupation forces, so-called "cordon and hunt" operations, and different circumstances of use of brutal power including pellet guns all over the last twelve months,” the Foreign Office spokesperson said in a commentary.

He mentioned that the Indian inhuman how you can subjugate the Kashmiri other folks through killings, torture, pressured disappearances and incarcerations had failed previously and would no longer succeed someday too.

The lengthy communications blockade and Indian attempts to muzzle the media, including targeted campaigns against Kashmiri female and male newshounds, are additional representation of the way the brutalization of Kashmiris continues to accentuate beneath the RSS-BJP regime, he remarked.

He mentioned the perpetuation of India’s state-terrorism may not smash the need of the Kashmiris or quell their efforts to protected their inalienable proper to self-determination as enshrined within the related United Nations Security Council (UNSC) Resolutions.

The spokesperson recommended the global group to hold India in control of its serious crimes against the Kashmiri other folks. India must be made to conform to its world legal obligations and respect fundamental rights of the Kashmiri other people, including the foremost right to life, he added.

He said it used to be also the collective accountability of the sector community, together with the United Nations, to paintings for peaceful and everlasting answer of the Jammu and Kashmir dispute in response to the relevant Security Council Resolutions and the wishes of the Kashmiri people for sturdy peace and stability in South Asia.