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Two-day int’l conference on Kashmir starts at NUML
Two-day international conference on Kashmir titled 'From Gardens to Graves: Kashmir in Resolutions and Solutions NUML
Two-day international conference on Kashmir titled ‘From Gardens to Graves: Kashmir in Resolutions and Solutions’ started at the National University of Modern Languages (NUML) on Monday.
The conference has been organised by the Department of International Relations, Faculty of Social Sciences, NUML, in collaboration with Sophy’s Forum Faculty of Languages at the university. Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) President Sardar Masood Khan was chief guest at the inaugural session, while Rector NUML Major General (r) Muhammad Jaffar, Director General NUML Brig Muhammad Ibrahim, speakers from UK, US, Turkey and Indian-held Kashmir, guests, speakers, faculty members and students attended the ceremony.
Speaking on the occasion, AJK President Sardar Masood said war for Kashmir is war for Pakistan and independence of Kashmir is pivotal for the survival of Pakistan. He said that fascist Indian regime should reverse the actions taken on August 5, 2019, and the United Nations must admit that Kashmir is not a bilateral issue but an international dispute.
Sardar Masood said Indian fascist regime is trying to manipulate right of self-determination. He said fighting for independence cannot be called terrorism but having nine million army personnel in the occupied valley is certainly an act of terrorism. He said people of Pakistan should remain clear as people of Kashmir want to join Pakistan. He also praised the sacrifices of Kashmiri leaders like Burhan Wani, Maqbool Butt, Yasin Malik, Syed Ali Gilani, Mirwiaz Umer Farooq and others. He criticized the international community for not raising voice over the brutality of Indian army just because of some economic benefits. He thanked China, Turkey, Iran, Malaysia, Finland and Germany for supportingthe Kashmiri people on international forums.
NUML Rector Major General (r) Muhammad Jaffar expressed his grave concerns over the silence of the United Nations on its own resolutions about Kashmir and hoped that someday the sacrifices of Kashmiri people will get world attention. He presented the historical and current overview of the situation in the valley and said that Pakistan will support Kashmir at every forum.
