ISLAMABAD: Kashmiris, residing on both sides of the volatile Line of Control and dispersed around the world, are poised to observe Accession to Pakistan Day on Wednesday.
This significant event serves as a poignant reminder for Kashmiris to reinvigorate their commitment to the ceaseless struggle for liberation from the clutches of Indian occupation and the long-awaited integration of the magnificent region of Jammu and Kashmir with Pakistan.
Etched in history, the 19th of July in 1947 witnessed a pivotal gathering in the picturesque city of Srinagar, where representatives of the Kashmiri populace convened under the auspices of the All Jammu and Kashmir Muslim Conference. During this momentous meeting, the unwavering voices of Kashmiris resonated unanimously, culminating in the passing of a resolution that sealed Kashmir’s destined Accession to Pakistan, according to state media.
Since that fateful day, a staggering number of Kashmiris, exceeding half a million, have paid the ultimate price with their lives in the relentless pursuit of emancipating Jammu and Kashmir from the stranglehold of Indian occupation. Over the span of the past seven decades, these valiant souls have indomitably fought, sacrificed, and persevered, with their unwavering goal firmly rooted in facilitating the harmonious integration of their beloved homeland with the territory of Pakistan.
As the Accession to Pakistan Day draws near, the Kashmiri populace worldwide finds solace in this moment of reflection, rekindling the flames of their unwavering spirit and resilience. Their collective will, unyielding in the face of adversity, epitomizes the unbreakable bond between Kashmir and Pakistan, transcending geographical borders and defying all odds.
On this auspicious day, Kashmiris near and far unite under a shared vision, embracing their shared destiny. They stand resolute, bolstered by the noble sacrifices of their fallen brethren, fueling their determination to reclaim the cherished birthright of freedom and self-determination that has been unjustly withheld from them for far too long.
