Attempt to remove Kashmir issue from the Security Council agenda?

Baaghi TV: India has tried to remove the Kashmir issue from the Security Council agenda which has been thwarted.

According to private TV sources, the Kashmir issue cannot be removed unilaterally from the Security Council agenda and a change in the agenda is possible with the unanimous decision of the 15-member Council. It is reported that the Indian envoy had demanded that the Kashmir issue be removed from the agenda of the Security Council. He called for the permanent removal of some old agenda items from the Security Council’s agenda.

Earlier this week, India said without naming Pakistan that there was a delegation that repeatedly tried to play a key role in international peace. But unfortunately it fails to recognize that it is the center of international extremism globally.

The Indian envoy to the United Nations said the delegation was urging the council to discuss an outdated agenda item that needed to be permanently removed from the council’s agenda for all matters.

India has consistently failed to remove the Kashmir issue from the Security Council agenda. The agenda item can be removed once the issue between the parties has been resolved.

Thousands of paramilitary troops were sent to Jammu and Kashmir in August before the Indian government decided to repeal Article 370 on August 5.

Due to the continued military siege imposed by India in occupied Kashmir, the system of life in the Muslim-majority areas of the Kashmir Valley and the Jammu and Ladakh region remained paralyzed and people were facing severe hardships. In the Kashmir Valley, people are facing severe difficulties due to strict restrictions imposed under section 144, deployment of large numbers of Indian troops, prepaid mobile phone, SMS and internet services are still suspended and they cannot even communicate with each other.

In Occupied Kashmir, shops, businesses, educational centers are closed and people are trapped in their homes. The killing of oppressed and unarmed Kashmiris is also going on in the occupied valley under the guise of so-called search operation. Shadows of fear remain in the valley, while other mosques, including the Jama Masjid in Srinagar, are not allowed to offer Friday prayers. Occupying Indian Army has made the lives of Kashmiris miserable and the situation in the valley is still tense and the valley is still disconnected from the world. Kashmiris are deprived of Friday prayers.

Most of the leaders of mainstream political parties in occupied Kashmir, including three former chief ministers, Dr Farooq Abdullah, Omar Abdullah and Mehbooba Mufti, have been in custody since August 5. Hurriyat leader Syed Ali Gilani, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, Yasin Malik, Shabbir Shah, Syeda Asiya Andrabi and others are also in custody or in jails.