Srinagar, Oct 04 (KNS): The incarcerated chairman of Democratic Freedom Party (DFP) Shabir Ahmad Shah on Tuesday expressed delight over Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s calling of meeting of the heads of Pakistani parliamentary parties in the National Assembly to discuss the Indian atrocities on Kashmiris.
In a statement issued to KNS, Shah said the united stand adopted by all parties of Pakistan against Indian oppression on the people of Jammu Kashmir is encouraging.
Thanking Pakistani government, opposition, military, and religious leadership, and student leadership, Shah said Pakistan is prime party to the dispute and the role it plays is asset for us.
Hailing each and every decision taken during the meeting, Shah said Pakistan’s successful diplomacy in highlighting the Indian oppression and human rights violations in Kashmir has made India restless. “India is frustrated and now orchestrates dramas of surgical strikes to divert the world attention from Kashmir,” he said.
“The world must take cognizance of the concern expressed by Pakistan and should seriously consider the demand of the United Nations fact finding mission,” he said.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel
Shah said Pakistan has always extended political, moral, and diplomatic support and highlighted the Kashmir cause at every world forum despite so many impediments by India. “We are extremely thankful to this country,” he said.
Appealing all the parties of Pakistan to render full support to the Government of Pakistan, Shah said like Palestine, the Muslim nations must unite to liberate Kashmir and start campaigning in this regard. “The OIC member nations have a big role to play,” he said.
The DFP chairman said on one hand, Muslim world is facing the challenge of Zionist ideology and on other; India and its collaborators are on a mission to change the demography of Jammu Kashmir. “And in this regard, communal forces are given a free hand to fulfill such agenda,” he said.
Shabir Ahmad Shah thanked Pakistan for its support and expressed hope the country continues to do so in future. (KNS)