QUETTA: Governor Balochistan, Malik Abdul Wali Khan Kakar, renewed the government’s commitment to stand by the oppressed Kashmiris and Palestinians, urging immediate intervention by the international community to halt grave human rights violations.
Addressing participants at a protest rally on Friday, organized to observe October 27 as Black Day in remembrance of India’s unlawful occupation of Kashmir in 1947, Governor Balochistan expressed the province’s solidarity with the victims of India’s oppressive actions.
The government of Balochistan is observing the black day through rallies, protests, and other events while calling upon the United Nations and other civilized nations to cease the cruelty inflicted by Indian forces in the Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK).
Furthermore, the Governor voiced support for the just cause of the Palestinian people and urged the international community to address the impending humanitarian crisis and the unjust blockade that has led to further casualties in Gaza.
Balochistan Governor Affirms Pakistan’s Support for Kashmir, Palestine
Reiterating Pakistan’s unwavering stance on the pressing issues of Kashmir and Palestine, Governor Kakar affirmed that Pakistan will persist in offering moral, political, and diplomatic support to the oppressed populations in these regions. Pakistan consistently raises its voice on various international platforms, emphasizing the imperative need for a resolution of the Kashmir conflict in accordance with United Nations Security Council resolutions.
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The brutality of occupying forces has exceeded all limits, necessitating immediate action from the international community and advocates for human rights to play a pivotal role in achieving a lasting resolution for the innocent civilians living in these illegally occupied areas.
