Last week, more than 20 innocent Kashmirans, who witnessed more of a story of Indian state terrorism in India's occupied Cammu and Kashmir, were martyred by incriminating infidels on charges of fabricated terrorism.
The false accusations against Kashmiri people whom were joined to martyrs funeral. Thousands of people gathered in the streets of occupied Cammu and Kashmir, protesting these cruelties made by the Indian forces and demanded that their indispensable right to self-determination be given and the terror of the Indian state ceased.
Once again, the Indian occupation forces responded to the peaceful protestors by disproportionate, cruel and inhuman force. The protestors responded to the pellet weapons and live bullets without discrimination between women and children.
Hundreds of protesters have been injured in the past few days. Hundreds are also being detained at this time, including the leaders of the Hurriyat of Kashmir. The entire Kashmir Valley is virtually closed, communications services are suspended, and independent media and human rights organizations are not allowed to access the region.
Despite all these repressive measures, the occupation forces of India could not prevent the Kashmirians from demanding their indispensable right to self-determination.
The international community once again witnessed the Indian print revolution in Cammu and Kashmir in the Indian occupation. Sadly, this situation has become a new normal life form of the Kashmirians living in the shadow of the occupation. Except for a few lustful and moral voices, the world is silent against this repetitive death and destruction story.
The international community, including human rights organizations, is aware of the mass and systematic violation of the human rights of the Kashmirians and calls for the United Nations High Commissioner's office to allow the use of human rights in India, and the OIC's Indigenous Permanent Commission on Human Rights It's time to send missions to find the truth.
Persons responsible for the terrible violation of human rights must be punished. This means that the "black laws" prepared to keep the Kashmirians under pressure must be removed.
Above all, it is the moral duty of the international community to keep the promises it has made to the Kashmiris under the relevant UN Security Council resolutions. The international community should also support Pakistan's request for the appointment of an envoy of the United Nations Secretary-General authorized by these resolutions.
The world must also take into account violations of ceasefire in India's Endangered Species (LoC) and Endangered Species (WB) that threaten the civilians of Pakistan. This situation caused dozens of innocent civilians to be killed and more injured. Thousands have been forced to leave their homes and the place where they live. This is a serious threat to international peace and security.
Today, April 6, 2018, is celebrated in Pakistan and in the world as the "Kashmir Solidarity Day" to support the rightful struggle of the Kashmiris and to speak to the conscience of the international community against Indian cruelty.
On this day, Pakistan is calling on the world community to bring a just and lasting solution to the Kashmir dispute, based on the relevant UN Security Council resolutions and the wishes of the Kashmir people.
At the same time Kashmiris have opportunity to thank the Turkish people and government for their support and awareness. Their moral upright position in this regard should be an inspiration for others.
I hope this long and oppressive night of the Kashmirians living under occupation will end one day. All the struggles between power use and resistance to it have finally gained by resistance.
Muhammad Syrus Sajjad Qazi - Pakistani Ambassador