Pakistan Ambassador Zahid
Nasrullah Khan, addressing a gathering of more than 100 Afghans including
Members of Parliament, media, ex-governors and civil society as well as members
of Pakistani community informed them that since the Indian representative in
his letter to the UNSC of June 1, 1948 took the matter of Jammu and Kashmir in
which India committed that the people of Kashmir would be free to decide their
future through a plebiscite, the UNSC adopted a number of Resolutions
appointing several UN Representatives on Kashmir dispute, Plebiscite
Administrator, and repeatedly calling for an impartial plebiscite to decide the
future of Kashmir, says a press release received from Kabul here today.
The messages of the President and Prime Minister were
readout by Deputy Head of Mission, Mr. Shahbaz Hussain, and was also
distributed to all the attendees. A movie on the Kashmir Black Day explaining
in derailing the on-going gross human rights violations by the Indian Security Forces
in the Indian Occupied Kashmir was also shown to sensitize them to the
oppression of the Kashmiri people. Pakistan Ambassador gave a detailed
presentation informed the audience that Pakistan would continue to render,
political, diplomatic and moral support to their Kashmiri brethren till they
achieve their rights to self-determination as promised to them by the UNSC 70
years ago.
Earlier in the afternoon, around seventy-five Afghan
citizens from different walks of life held a demonstration carrying placards
condemning Indian brutalities in Indian Occupied Kashmir.
