How Pakistan Independence day is being celebrated in Occupied Kashmir?
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SRINAGAR – A group of valiant students in Srinagar unfurled Pakistani flag on its 72nd Independence Day, defying the oppression and brutalities of the Indian regime and renewing the calls for long-overdue freedom.
The students raised pro-Pakistan slogans outside the Islamia College in the verdant valley of Indian-Occupied Kashmir on Tuesday, a footage of which rankled the administration and Indian nationalists.
The youngsters chanted slogans like Jeevay jeevay Pakistan (long live Pakistan) to decry the illegal occupation of their land and to pledge allegiance to Pakistan.
‘Pakistan sy Rishta Kia (What is the mutual bond with Pakistan),’ asked a student to which the group replied: La Ilaha IllAllah (There is no god but He), suggesting that the religious bond between the people in two countries was intact.
Srinagar was not the sole witness to the enthusiasm of youth as people in different regions of the restive rally threw weight behind Pakistan and celebrated its Independence Day.
The Kashmiris have been calling upon the Indian authorities and the international players to fulfill their promise of self-determination and a plebiscite in the valley, however, the demand is falling on deaf years from decades.
