Key Takeaways
- The Indian government is accused of occupying and denying Kashmiris their democratic rights.
- This comes as the world observes International Day of Democracy.
- The BJP-led government is criticized for its handling of IIOJK.
The BJP-led Indian government has been accused of occupying and denying the Kashmiri people their democratic rights, according to a statement from the Associated Press Of Pakistan. The accusation comes as the world marks International Day of Democracy on Tuesday.
The statement, titled 'IIOJK occupation is real face of India’s pseudo democracy,' highlights the ongoing occupation of Indian illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) and the denial of democratic rights to the oppressed people there.
The Associated Press Of Pakistan emphasized that the Indian government's actions are a stark example of 'pseudo democracy,' where the basic rights of the Kashmiri people are being violated.
The statement further asserts that the Indian government's occupation of IIOJK is a clear violation of the democratic principles that the world is celebrating on this day.
The Associated Press Of Pakistan called for an end to the occupation and the restoration of democratic rights to the people of IIOJK.
The statement is part of a broader campaign by the Indian government to assert its control over the region, despite international calls for a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
The Associated Press Of Pakistan urged the international community to take note of the situation and to pressure the Indian government to respect the democratic rights of the Kashmiri people.
The statement concluded by reiterating the need for a peaceful and democratic solution to the long-standing conflict in IIOJK.
