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ISLAMABAD, Jan 22 (APP): The Pakistani nation across the country including Azad Jammu and Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan would mark the February 5, as solidarity day in a befitting manner to pay homage to Kashmiri martyrs and expressed unity with struggling people of Indian occupied Kashmir in their struggle for freedom from Indian subjugation. In this connection, the Federal and Provincial Governments, Azad Jammu and Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan have chalked out various programmes and finalized all arrangements to observe the Kashmir Solidarity day on February 5.
Pakistan is declaring February 5 as public holiday to enable the country men to participate in various events and express their solidarity with struggling Kashmiri brethren.
Pakistan had been marking the day since 1990 to highlight the plight of people of Kishmir for their birth right to self determination promised to them by the international community and make it realize of its obligation of ensuring a UN sponsored plebiscite in Kashmir according to the wishes of the people of Kashmir.
Rallies, demonstrations, human chains by men, women and children would also be held at various cities of Pakistan and Azad Kashmir and at the connecting points between Pakistan and Azad Jammu and Kashmir including at Kohala to expressed solidarity with the struggling Kashmiris of Indian occupied Kashmir for their just cause for freedom from Indian yoke.
The participants of rallies would also strongly condemn the atrocities and gross violation of basic human rights and excesses being perpetrated by the brutal Indian military and para military troops of more than 700,000 on the innocent Kashmiri people including men, women and children in Indian occupied Kashmir to quell the ongoing freedom movement for the liberation of their motherland from Indian occupation.
The participants would also present memorandums to Indian High Commission in Islamabad, and the UN office to remind the promises of International Community to grant right of self determination under UN sponsored plebiscite.
They participants would also pay rich tributes to the martyrs of Kashmir freedom movement for their supreme sacrifices for the cause of freedom of Kashmir from Indian subjugation.
Kashmir Day was first observed in 1990 when nation collectively prayed for the Kashmiri freedom movements success and later it was declared as a national holiday.
Symbolically, the Kashmir valley is known as heaven on earth which showcases stunning natural beauty, heavenly glimpses of different seasons and popular for its rare arts and crafts.
While after the illegal occupation of a big part of Kashmir by Indian army, the heaven of Kashmir valley was enclosed in barbed wires drenched in blood which raised the issue of human rights violation in Kashmir.
Kashmir was the unfinished agenda of partition plan of 1947 which has divided Pakistan and India into two separate independent states.
Under the plan Kashmir was part of Pakistan but unfortunately soon after independence India occupied part of Kashmir and kept people of the territory under its yoke.
However , the Kashmiri freedom fighters liberated part of Kashmir from Indian occupation which is known as Azad Jammu and Kashmir.
Pakistan is extending its moral, political and diplomatic support to struggling Kashmiris as father of nation Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah has declared Kashmir as Jugular vein of Pakistan.
The part of Kashmir called Azad Jammu Kashmir is officially recognized by Pakistan as a separate state, having its own parliament, head of state and governing institutions.
The day protests against Indian occupation of part of Kashmir which is also an issue in bilateral relations of Pakistan and India since the partition.
Special cultural programmes and festivals would also be held to promote Kashmiri culture and tradition. News and entertainment channels would air special programmes, talk shows, dramas and Kashmiri songs about the oppression and brutalities suffered by Kashmiris over the years.
Educational institutions would organize debate competitions and dialogue forums where students will express their views and ideas for resolving Kashmiri-related issues.
Besides private culture and art institutions, Pakistan National Council of the Arts and National Institute of Folk and Traditional Heritage, Lok Virsa hold special day-long activities including exhibitions of Kashmiri arts and crafts, competition of Kashmir-related songs, art and speech competitions and cultural shows of Kashmiri costumes and traditions.
Associated Press Of Pakistan ( Pakistan's Premier NEWS Agency ) - Kashmir Solidarity Day to mark freedom struggle of Kashmiris on Feb 5
Pakistan is declaring February 5 as public holiday to enable the country men to participate in various events and express their solidarity with struggling Kashmiri brethren.
Pakistan had been marking the day since 1990 to highlight the plight of people of Kishmir for their birth right to self determination promised to them by the international community and make it realize of its obligation of ensuring a UN sponsored plebiscite in Kashmir according to the wishes of the people of Kashmir.
Rallies, demonstrations, human chains by men, women and children would also be held at various cities of Pakistan and Azad Kashmir and at the connecting points between Pakistan and Azad Jammu and Kashmir including at Kohala to expressed solidarity with the struggling Kashmiris of Indian occupied Kashmir for their just cause for freedom from Indian yoke.
The participants of rallies would also strongly condemn the atrocities and gross violation of basic human rights and excesses being perpetrated by the brutal Indian military and para military troops of more than 700,000 on the innocent Kashmiri people including men, women and children in Indian occupied Kashmir to quell the ongoing freedom movement for the liberation of their motherland from Indian occupation.
The participants would also present memorandums to Indian High Commission in Islamabad, and the UN office to remind the promises of International Community to grant right of self determination under UN sponsored plebiscite.
They participants would also pay rich tributes to the martyrs of Kashmir freedom movement for their supreme sacrifices for the cause of freedom of Kashmir from Indian subjugation.
Kashmir Day was first observed in 1990 when nation collectively prayed for the Kashmiri freedom movements success and later it was declared as a national holiday.
Symbolically, the Kashmir valley is known as heaven on earth which showcases stunning natural beauty, heavenly glimpses of different seasons and popular for its rare arts and crafts.
While after the illegal occupation of a big part of Kashmir by Indian army, the heaven of Kashmir valley was enclosed in barbed wires drenched in blood which raised the issue of human rights violation in Kashmir.
Kashmir was the unfinished agenda of partition plan of 1947 which has divided Pakistan and India into two separate independent states.
Under the plan Kashmir was part of Pakistan but unfortunately soon after independence India occupied part of Kashmir and kept people of the territory under its yoke.
However , the Kashmiri freedom fighters liberated part of Kashmir from Indian occupation which is known as Azad Jammu and Kashmir.
Pakistan is extending its moral, political and diplomatic support to struggling Kashmiris as father of nation Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah has declared Kashmir as Jugular vein of Pakistan.
The part of Kashmir called Azad Jammu Kashmir is officially recognized by Pakistan as a separate state, having its own parliament, head of state and governing institutions.
The day protests against Indian occupation of part of Kashmir which is also an issue in bilateral relations of Pakistan and India since the partition.
Special cultural programmes and festivals would also be held to promote Kashmiri culture and tradition. News and entertainment channels would air special programmes, talk shows, dramas and Kashmiri songs about the oppression and brutalities suffered by Kashmiris over the years.
Educational institutions would organize debate competitions and dialogue forums where students will express their views and ideas for resolving Kashmiri-related issues.
Besides private culture and art institutions, Pakistan National Council of the Arts and National Institute of Folk and Traditional Heritage, Lok Virsa hold special day-long activities including exhibitions of Kashmiri arts and crafts, competition of Kashmir-related songs, art and speech competitions and cultural shows of Kashmiri costumes and traditions.
Associated Press Of Pakistan ( Pakistan's Premier NEWS Agency ) - Kashmir Solidarity Day to mark freedom struggle of Kashmiris on Feb 5
