National Assembly Unanimously Adopts Resolution Condemning India on Kashmir Black Day; Demands United Nations Ensure Implementation of Its Resolutions and Reaffirms Complete Solidarity With Kashmiris
ISLAMABAD: The National Assembly of Pakistan has unanimously passed a strong condemnation resolution in honour of Kashmir black day, highlighting the illegal and forcible occupation of Jammu and Kashmir by India, a development that was welcomed by the international community and by the people of Jammu and Kashmir.The National Assembly of Pakistan unanimously passed a strong condemnation resolution on the occasion of Kashmir black day, condemning the illegal and forcible occupation of Jammu and Kashmir by India, which was welcomed by the international community as well as the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
In a National Assembly session presided by Deputy Speaker Ghulam Mustafa Shah, the house showed complete solidarity with the Kashmiri people. Amir Muqam, the federal minister for Kashmir Affairs, raised the resolution of Indian occupation in the house which got passed by absolute majority.
The National Assembly Resolution on Kashmir Black Day has highlighted several key points.Several important points have been brought to light in the National Assembly Resolution on Kashmir Black Day.
Call for UN Resolution Implementation: The adopted resolution clearly refers to the illegitimate occupation of Kashmir and strongly asserted the inalienable right to self-determination of Kashmiri people and also called on the United Nations (UN) to put their long-standing Kashmir resolutions into practice.
Continued Support from Pakistan: The resolution requests the Government of Pakistan to continue in its strong diplomatic, moral and political role in supporting the people of Occupied Kashmir in their historic struggle for freedom.
In addition to the minister’s motion, a Resolution by Parliamentary Kashmir Committee Chairman Rana Qasim Noon, expressing the house’s solidarity with the Kashmiris for the freedom struggle was also formally adopted.