Today, Kashmir Day is observed across Pakistan as a sign of solidarity with the people of Jammu and Kashmir. This annual event highlights the ongoing struggle for rights and freedom that Kashmiris face under occupation.
Citizens from all parts of the country come together to participate in rallies, protests, and various community events, all aimed at supporting the cause of self-determination for Kashmir.
This day serves as a reminder of the hardships endured by those living in the conflict-ridden region. Despite numerous efforts over the years, Kashmiris continue to face challenges that restrict their freedoms and impact their daily lives.
Pakistanis show their commitment to the Kashmiri cause by organizing public demonstrations, engaging in community discussions, and using media platforms to raise awareness about the human rights issues in Kashmir.
Many participants call on the international community to pay close attention to the situation and work toward a peaceful resolution that respects the aspirations of the Kashmiri people.
The observance of Kashmir Day not only commemorates the long struggle for justice but also reinforces the hope for a future where Kashmiris can live with dignity, freedom, and self-governance. Through these collective efforts, Pakistan stands firmly with Kashmir, urging an end to the occupation and the restoration of true justice for all those affected by this enduring conflict.
