Kashmir Solidarity Day: Car rally in Belgium against Indian atrocities

Kashmir Solidarity Day against Indian barbarism and oppression is being observed all over the world, including across Pakistan.

According to foreign media, in solidarity with the oppressed Kashmiri people, the EU-Pakistan Friendship Federation Europe and the Pashtun Organization Europe jointly organized a car rally in Brussels from the famous tourist resort of Brussels, which ended at the City Brussels Grand Prix. Protesters reportedly carried Kashmiri and Pakistani flags on their vehicles.

The rally was led by Naveed A. Khan, Chairman Pashtun Organization, and Arab Gul Malaguri, President Pashtun Organization. Meanwhile, EU_Pakistan Friendship Federation Europe Chairman, Chaudhry Pervaiz Iqbal Losar also graced the occasion.

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In his brief address, the Chairman of the Federation, Chaudhry Pervez Iqbal Losar, conveyed the message to the international community that India has made Kashmir Valley a no-go area by engaging in serious human rights violations within Kashmir. There is a need to increase pressure on India to give the Kashmiri people their rights and to prevent them from carrying out terrorist activities inside Kashmir. They chanted slogans against Indian brutality.

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He said that he would continue to expose India’s duplicitous face to the world through protests in all countries across Europe. Meanwhile, Naveed Khan, Chairman, Pashtun Organization Europe, said, “We want to convince the Modi government that we will continue to raise our voice against the oppression of India at all levels till the liberation of the Kashmiri people for the sake of truth.”

Moreover, President Pashtun Organization, Arab Gul Malaguri has said that the Indian government has taken a unilateral step on August 5, 2019, to turn the occupied Kashmir Valley into a big prison. India is removing the special status of Kashmir by force of firearms, committing atrocities against Kashmiri women, children, and the elderly. Syed Shahid Hussain Shah, Coordinator, Overseas Pakistani Commission Belgium also addressed the program.

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