Islamabad, June 02, 2022 (PPI-OT):Speaker National Assembly Raja Pervez Ashraf has said that the entire Pakistani nation was perturbed and strongly condemns the punishment of Yasin Malik by Indian courts. He said that Pakistan had and will continue to extend diplomatic and moral support its Kashmiri brethren for their struggle for self-determination.
He said that the Parliament of Pakistan has unanimously passed a resolution condemning the conviction of Yasin Malik. He expressed these views while speaking on the occasion of visit to the residence of Ms. Mashal Malik to express solidarity with the wife and family of prominent Kashmiri Hurriyat leader Yasin Malik, in Islamabad today.
The Speaker said that, in this difficult time, he expresses his full solidarity with Mashal Malik and his family. He said that Pakistani Parliament and people have always raised their voice for the right of Kashmiri people to self-determination. He assured that their plight and voice would be raised at all regional and international forums.
Speaker Raja Pervez Ashraf said that unilateral decision of Indian court could not stifle the spirit of freedom of Yasin Malik and Kashmiri people. He further said that Yasin Malik has raised the banner of truth by enduring the hardships of imprisonment.
He said that all political parties have unanimity of views on Kashmir issue and support the right of Kashmiri people to self-determination. He stressed on the need for electronic, print and social media to play a full role in highlighting the Kashmir issue.
He said that the Kashmir issue would be fully highlighted in the international forums on behalf of the Parliament of Pakistan. He expressed the hope that the sun of freedom would soon rise in the occupied Kashmir Valley just as the morning rises after every night.
Wife of Hurriyat leader Ms. Mashal Malik said that the so-called court of India has strangled the justice system. She said that Modi government has buried Gandhi’s ideology of secular India and any minority in India is unsafe. He further added that the families of Benazir Bhutto Shaheed and Nelson Mandela were allowed to visit them but my daughter and I do not have this right.
He said that a joint sitting of Parliament may be convened to express solidarity. He said that the Indian government was registering cases against me and my daughter in India which was very regrettable and reprehensible.
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