Key Takeaways
- Federal Minister for Information Technology and Telecommunication Shaza Fatima Khawaja reaffirmed Pakistan's support for Kashmiris.
- The minister highlighted the importance of the Kashmir dispute in national discourse.
- A message was issued on Youm-e-Ilhaq-e-Kashmir, paying tribute to the people of Kashmir.
Federal Minister for Information Technology and Telecommunication Shaza Fatima Khawaja has reaffirmed Pakistan's unwavering support for the Kashmiri people in a statement issued on Youm-e-Ilhaq-e-Kashmir, marking the day when Kashmir was annexed by India.
In her message, Minister Khawaja emphasized that 'Pakistan is incomplete without Kashmir,' underscoring the significance of the issue to the nation's identity and political landscape.
She paid tribute to the people of Kashmir for their steadfast struggle, stating that their resilience and determination are a testament to their cause. The minister’s statement came as part of Pakistan's ongoing efforts to highlight the Kashmir dispute on the global stage.
The message was issued in line with Pakistan's long-standing stance on the issue, which has been a central theme in its foreign policy for decades. The country continues to support the right of self-determination for the people of Jammu and Kashmir under United Nations resolutions.
Minister Khawaja’s statement is part of a broader campaign by the government to garner international attention towards the Kashmir dispute. It comes at a time when tensions between Pakistan and India have escalated over the region, with both countries accusing each other of human rights violations and cross-border incursions.
The minister's message was shared widely on social media platforms, reaching out to a broader audience and reinforcing Pakistan’s commitment to the Kashmir cause. The statement also serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggle for justice in the disputed territory.
Pakistan has consistently maintained that the Kashmir dispute is an unresolved issue under United Nations supervision, and it remains committed to resolving it through peaceful means.
