Kashmir Solidarity Day rally in Islamabad calls for UN-backed resolution
Islamabad: Thousands of people hailing from different walks of life participated in a rally held in the federal capital on Thursday to mark Kashmir Solidarity Day, with participants expressing support for the people of Kashmir and calling for a peaceful resolution of the longstanding dispute in accordance with United Nations Security Council resolutions.
According to Kashmir Media Service, the rally, organised from China Chowk to D-Chowk, was led by Federal Minister for Kashmir Affairs Engineer Amir Muqam. Hurriyat representatives, political figures and a large number of citizens attended the rally, carrying banners and placards highlighting solidarity with Kashmiris.
Speakers at the rally emphasised the need for continued international attention on the Kashmir issue and urged the global community to facilitate a peaceful settlement in line with UN commitments.
They reiterated Pakistan’s continued moral, political and diplomatic support for the Kashmiri people.
The event began at 9:20 am with participants, including ministry staff, gathering at China Chowk. A one-minute silence was observed at 10:00 am to pay tribute to Kashmiri martyrs, followed by speeches highlighting the significance of Kashmir Solidarity Day.
