Kashmir Council Europe holds seminar in Brussels
World urged to stop India from changing demography of IIOJK
Brussels, June 12 (KMS): Speakers of a seminar in Brussels have asked the international community not to allow India to change demographic and territorial situation of disputed territory of Jammu and Kashmir.
The seminar arranged by Kashmir Council Europe (KCEU) at the European Press Club in Brussels was attended by a number of intellectuals, experts and people from different walks of life. The seminar was held under the new SOPs of COVID-19 for indoor gathering in Belgium.
The speakers of the seminar paid rich tribute to the martyrs of Chota Bazaar, Srinagar, massacre. It is important to mention that on June 11, 1991, Indian paramilitary CRPF troops opened indiscriminate fire with automatic weapons in Chotta Bazaar, the populated downtown area of Srinagar, killing 32 innocent civilians and critically injuring 22 others.
The speakers said, it was thirty years ago when the incident of Chota Bazaar happened but the sad memories of the massacre still haunt the Kashmiris especially whose loved ones were slaughtered by Indian occupational troops.
Talking about Modi government’s latest plan to formally separate the Jammu region from the Kashmir Valley, the speakers said, any plan or an administrative decision to separate Jammu from disputed territory of Jammu and Kashmir would be a violation of international laws especially UN Security Council resolutions which call for holding of plebiscite in the entire territory of Jammu and Kashmir for final solution of the Kashmir dispute. They also expressed concerns over the prevailing grim situation in IIOJK.
The KCEU Chairman, Ali Raza Syed, who chaired the seminar, in his speech reiterated that the Kashmiris’ sacrifices will not be forgotten and their mission for liberation of Jammu and Kashmir from Indian yoke will be definitely taken to its logical conclusion. He said, although India has tried its best to mislead the world on the grim situation of IIOJK but it is proved beyond any doubt now that it failed to hide its crimes against humanity in the territory from the world.
Ali Raza Syed asked the international community to help stop human rights violations by Indian troops in IIOJK and play its role for a peaceful resolution of the lingering Kashmir dispute.
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