Malik condemnes Indian aggression against innocent Kashmiris

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Islamabad, June 27 (TNS): Senator Rehman Malik on Wednesday condemned Indian aggression against innocent Kashmiris.

Addressing to Senate Standing Committee on Kashmir Affairs and Gilgit-Baltistan, Malik lashed out at Modi by terming him a terrorist who was banned to visit US and other EU countries before taking oath as India’s prime minister.

He said recent UN human rights commission report exposed Indian aggression in occupied valley.

Malik also criticized UN and OIC which failed to resolve core issue of Kashmir.

PPP senator further said that after Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto and Benazir Bhutto,  Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has always raised the voice of Kashmiri people at every forum.

“Unfortunately, Pakistan has failed to present its Kashmir cause properly”, Senator Rehman Malik said adding that the government should highlight atrocities conducted by occupation forces in Indian held Kashmir before the world.

Later on, the Senate Standing Committee on Kashmir Affairs and Gilgit-Baltistan has condemned the reprehensible and blatant use of force by Indian occupation forces against innocent Kashmiris. The Committee held an urgent session in Islamabad today to discuss the increasingly deteriorating situation of human rights in Occupied Kashmir where innocent Kashmiris are being subjected to the worst atrocities by Indian forces.

It adopted a resolution condemning the killing, arbitrary detention, use of pellet guns, torture, enforced disappearances, restriction on freedom of expression by reprisals against human rights activisits and molestation of women.

The Committee called upon the UN High Commissioner to send a Commission of Inquiry to Occupied Kashmir.