Kashmir issue is dead now and the question of Reparationon July 27, 2020A video clip of a news channel from Pakistan, quoting a former Foreign Minister and allegedly part of the present Government that “Kashmir issue is dead now” went viral and raised hair on many freshly shaved heads. There are conspiracy theories, taking rounds in our circles, that something between India and Pakistan may have taken […]
The proposed 14th Amendment in AJK Constitution and its Meritson July 19, 2020Government of Pakistan should be holding a political, moral, diplomatic and constitutional compass to guide the people of Azad Kashmir, GB and others living on the Indian side of cease fire-line. Indian actions of 5 August and 31 October 2019 in its administered part of Jammu and Kashmir, have raised the responsibility of Government of […]
Kashmir – Are we shooting ourselves in the foot?on July 13, 2020India will assume its two year term as a non-permanent member at the UN Security Council from First January 2021. She has a berth at the Forty Seven member UN Human Rights Council until 2021. The number of votes that India has secured in the General Assembly against these two positions has remained impressive. India […]
Crisis in Kashmiri leadership a good news for India?on July 6, 2020The resignation of Syed Ali Shah Gilani from All Parties Hurriet Conference has upset the apple cart of Kashmiri politics on both sides of cease fire line. He is 91 years old and has remained a serious and a credible threat to Indian rule in Kashmir. There is an audio and an explanatory letter, the […]
Torture and Illegal Use of Pellet Guns in Indian Occupied Kashmiron June 29, 2020June 26 was celebrated as UN International Day in Support of Victims of Torture. Two important Zoom Events were organised by Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI) and Pakistan High Commission in London. ISSI had invited Guest Speaker to a Webinar titled Illegal Use of Pellet Guns in Indian Occupied Kashmir. The speakers list was […]
India did not qualify as a non-permanent member of Security Council under Rule 143 of Rules of Procedureon June 22, 2020People in Pakistan are extremely hurt to find that India has been elected for a two year term as one of the five non-permanent members, elected each year under rule 142 of the Rules of Procedure of General Assembly. People of Kashmir are aggrieved that a country that has aggressed against them, has reoccupied their […]
Is something wrong in Kashmir?on June 10, 2020Our response to Indian re-occupation, un-lawful and forced annexation of its controlled part of Jammu and Kashmir on 5 August and 31 October 2019, has not been pointed, proportionate and in accordance with the merits of Kashmir case. People of Kashmir continue to suffer an 11 month lockdown and we seem to have given up […]
Keep Kashmir a priority or tomorrow may be too lateon June 1, 2020Accepted with gratitude that Pakistan has been offering political, diplomatic and moral support to the people of Jammu and Kashmir. If all this support was ever there, India should not have dared to bluff and outsmart us on 5 August and 31 October 2019. The three constituent of Pakistani support and the vision of Kashmiri […]
Plight of Kashmiri Muslims inside and outside the state under president’s ruleon May 28, 2020Muslims of Indian occupied Kashmir, Valley in particular, would complete 293 days under an unlawful lockdown imposed on them from 05 August 2019, which continues till to date 24 May 2020. Maharaja of Kashmir imposed a curfew in 1931 and it lasted for 11 days only. Kashmiri Muslims engaged in a popular uprising were declared […]
Terrorism in Kashmir or a “patriotic defiance” against an occupationon May 18, 2020United Nations Security Council has anticipated way back in December 1952, a situation like the one, we witnessed on 5 August and 31 October 2019 in Indian administered Kashmir (now re-occupied). Netherlands at the 611 Meeting of Security Council on 23 December 1952 said, “”The party that would dare to violate an agreement thus reached […]