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Pakistan strongly condemns extra-judicial killing of four Kashmiris

At least 25 Kashmiris have been martyred in fake encounters by forces in Indian Occupied Kashmir
Extra-judicial killings, illegal detentions, daily harassments and restrictions on fundamental freedoms, continue to be the norm in the Occupied Valley. Dawn
Extra-judicial killings, illegal detentions, daily harassments and restrictions on fundamental freedoms, continue to be the norm in the Occupied Valley. Dawn

Pakistan on Tuesday strongly condemned the extra-judicial killing of another four Kashmiris by the Indian occupation forces in Indian held Kashmir.

At least 25 Kashmiris have been martyred in fake encounters and so-called “cordon and search operations” by Indian occupation forces since October 1, 2021, the Foreign Office said in a statement.

Extra-judicial killings, illegal detentions, daily harassments and restrictions on fundamental freedoms, continue to be the norm in the Occupied Valley.

“India must understand that no amount of systematic brutalities, rampant use of force and brutal clamp-downs can suppress the indigenous Kashmiri struggle. Kashmiris remain resolute in their just cause in the face of repulsive Indian state-terrorism,” the FO stressed.

Pakistan has shared with the international community a comprehensive dossier containing irrefutable evidence of Indian human rights violations and war crimes in the held valley.

The FO said that Pakistan called on the international community to hold India accountable for its gross and systematic violations of human rights and international humanitarian law in Occupied Kashmir.

“The Indian government must allow international human rights and humanitarian organizations and UN Special Mandate Holders unhindered access to the valley to conduct independent investigations and allow the people of the occupied territory to exercise their right of self-determination as enshrined in the UN Security Council resolutions,” it said.

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