ISLAMABAD, Dec 11 (APP):President Dr Arif Alvi on Wednesday said dichotomy of life in two sides of Kashmir was an eye-opener for the world as people in Azad Kashmir and Gilgit Baltistan enjoyed full civil rights in contrast to their brethren in the Indian occupied valley suffering unending human rights abuse. Addressing here at the prize-distribution ceremony of a photographic contest titled ‘Azad Jammu & Kashmir and Gilgit Baltistan – Through my lens’ at Pakistan National Council of Arts, the President said AJK was open to the world with its proud calm and serenity, whereas India through a communication blackout falsely portrayed normalcy in the sieged Valley. The contest organized by Special Communication Organization (SCO) provided an opportunity for the students and people of AJK and GB to capture the mesmerizing beauty of their native towns through their cellphone cameras. President Dr Alvi said holding of photographic competition among the students of school, colleges and universities of AJK and GB gave a strong message to the world about the level of educational opportunities Pakistan provided to them. On the other hand, he said, India’s recent Citizenship Amendment Bill was another racist step by a government which was fully determined to … Continue reading Life’s dichotomy in two Kashmirs an eye-opener for world: President