UNITED NATIONS, Jul 14 (APP):The Kashmiri people’s struggle for self-determination is “more alive and resilient” now than ever before, and their desire for freedom cannot be extinguished by India’s continued repression, Pakistan’s UN Ambassador Munir Akram has said. “History attests that legitimate struggles for self-determination are always successful,” the ambassador said in a message issued on the occasion of the 89th anniversary of Kashmir Martyrs’ Day on Monday. The Day marks the killing of 22 Kashmiris outside the Srinagar Central Jail by the troops of Dogra Maharaja on July 13, 1931, during a revolt. In his message, Ambassador Akram recalled the past and ongoing Indian atrocities in Kashmir, and said, “The night of tyranny and despair, however long and intense it may be, is always followed by the exhilarating dawn of freedom. “The changing global and regional strategic scenario is accelerating the arrival of this long-awaited dawn for the Kashmiris. “The day is not far when the heroic Kashmiri people, with the support of Pakistan, other important countries, including China, and the world community, will ultimately triumph against Indian oppression and win their Azadi.” JKNF pays tributes to July 13th martyrs, denounces arrest of Ashraf Sehari The Pakistani envoy said … Continue reading Kashmir’s Freedom Struggle will Triumph despite India’s Oppression: UN Pakistan Ambassador