Karachi, In several parts of the disputed territory of Kashmir, posters have emerged strongly rejecting India’s policies and calling for international intervention in resolving the Kashmir dispute. These posters emphasize the Kashmiri people’s non-acceptance of Indian occupation and their aspiration for self-determination.

According to Kashmir Media Service, the posters displayed across the territory assert that Kashmir has never been a part of India and that the issue is not an internal matter but an international dispute recognized by the United Nations. The messages on these posters highlight the disregard for Kashmiris’ rights to decide their future in accordance with UN resolutions.

The posters also criticize the Indian judiciary, particularly the Supreme Court, accusing it of bypassing legal and justice principles in its verdict on Article 370. They claim that the judiciary, influenced by the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), has acted as a tool to validate India’s illegal occupation of Jammu and Kashmir. The verdict on Article 370 is cited as evidence of the Supreme Court acting under the influence of these political entities.

These posters reflect the ongoing dissatisfaction and unrest among the Kashmiri people regarding India’s policies in the region. They convey a strong message calling for international attention and action towards the resolution of the long-standing Kashmir dispute, in line with the aspirations of its people.