Kashmiris To Observe 15 August As Black Day Against Indian Brutalities

BRUSSELS (Online) – The Kashmir Committee Europe (KC-EU) will hold a challenge showing before Indian Government office in Brussels on August 15 to check its Autonomy Day as "dark day", said a press discharge on Thursday. 

Kashmiris on both sides of the Line of Control (LoC) and over the world watch the Indian Autonomy Day as "dark say'' on August 15 consistently.

KC-EU Director Ali Raza Syed said that other than delegates of distinctive associations in Belgium, an expansive number of the individuals from other EU nations were required to go to the showing in Brussels. 

"We would assemble against human rights infringement submitted by New Delhi in Indian Held Kashmir (IHK) to express solidarity with the populace of IHK", he said. 

He communicated grave concerns over the present circumstance in IHK and said that individuals in IHK were not in any case permitted to hold serene exhibits. 


The executive additionally censured killings of natives of Azad Kashmir by Indian powers over the line of control and said, individuals of both sides of Kashmir are not sheltered from Indian barbarities and called for prompt universal consideration on the current circumstance in IHK and additionally influenced ranges of Azad Kashmir alongside LOC.

"The Indian government ought to hand over the remaining parts of two awesome saints of Kashmir, Afzal Master and Maqbool Butt to their families in Kashmir for legitimate memorial service and tolerable internment", he requested. 

The Administrator (KC EU) required the Indian powers to end the unlawful confinement of pure Kashmiris including both senior citizens and youth of IHK taken into authority by security strengths and requested to revoke the draconian laws including Open Wellbeing Act (PSA) in held domain. 


"Kashmir Board EU encouraged the United Countries to satisfy its obligations on the long-standing Kashmir issue and make stern move against Indian abominations in IHK" and express his resolve to proceed with quiet battle for Kashmiris, the director finished up.