Senior leader of TehreekHurriyat Kashmir martyred by Indian forces, Pakistan strongly reacts
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ISLAMABAD – A senior leader of Tehreek-e-Hurriyat Jammu and Kashmir, Mir Hafeezullah has been martyred in Indian Occupied Kashmir on Wednesday.
According to Kashmir Media Service, the Indian armed agents barged into the house of Mir Hafeezullah in Achabal area of Islamabad district and opened indiscriminate fire, injuring him and his wife. They were rushed to the nearby hospital where doctors declared Mir Hafeezullah as brought dead.
Foreign Office Spokesperson Dr Mohammad Faisal on his Twitter handle wrote, “Pakistan strongly condemns the brutal assassination of Kashmiri leader Hafizullah Mir”.
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#Pakistan link strongly condemns the brutal assassination of Kashmiri leader Hafizullah Mir and the continuing indian atrocities in IOK including the killing of 3 Kashmiris & injuries to 8 others, including 3 girls yesterday by Indian occupation forces #Kashmirbleeds link (1/2) 397 link 10:14 AM - Nov 21, 2018 link Twitter Ads info and privacy link
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He also slammed “the continuing Indian atrocities in IOK including the killing of 3 Kashmiris & injuries to 8 others, including 3 girls yesterday by Indian occupation forces”.
Pakistan also hailed Secretary General of Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Dr Yousaf Bin Ahmed Al-Othaimeen’s statement in which he had condemned the rights violations being perpetrated in Occupied Kashmir by India.
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We appreciate the statement of the #OIC link SG conveying firm support of the OIC to the Kashmiris & call for urgent establishment of the COI recommended by the #OHCHR link @mBachelet link (2/2) 113 link 10:14 AM - Nov 21, 2018 link Twitter Ads info and privacy link
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The foreign office also called for an international inquiry into alleged violations in the disputed territory as it was recommended by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR).
