*ISLAMABAD*: Asiya Andrabi, the chairperson of Dukhtran-e-Millat, anorganisation of Kashmiri women seeking independence from Indian occupationhas sent a message for the Pakistani nation and the government.

She has urged Pakistan to observe Black Day to condemn the bloodbath byIndian occupant forces in Indian Occupied Kashmir (IoK) which left 17 youthmartyred in the valley on Sunday.

In a recorded voice message on social media, Asiya Andrabi asked Pakistanto observe Black Day against the Indian aggression targeting pro-freedomKashmiri youth.

“Please tell them (Pakistan) to at least observe Black Day in solidaritywith the Muslims of Kashmir, the entire Kashmir is bleeding. Even at thismoment, while we are counting the bodies, pro-Pakistani songs are beingplayed in mosques and loudspeakers. The people of Kashmir are seeking yoursupport,” said the veteran pro-freedom activist.

Andrabi, while crying, questioned to what extent the Kashmiris would keepsacrificing for freedom.