ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan Wednesday expressed solidarity with the Kashmiris on Kashmir Black Day and said that the fascist BJP regime has crossed all limits of brutality in the occupied territory, ARY NEWS reported.
In a series of messages from his personal Twitter handle, the prime minister said that today, Pakistanis and Kashmiris across the world commemorate Kashmir Black Day when Indian troops landed in Srinagar to occupy and subjugate Kashmiri people.
“Since that black day in 1947, the illegal Indian occupation has failed to undermine the Kashmiris struggle for freedom,” he said.
He lamented that the fascist BJP regime has crossed all limits of brutality in occupied Kashmir, regularly committing crimes against humanity, war crimes, and genocidal acts against the brave and steadfast Kashmiris.
“Despite brutal suppression, Kashmir’s freedom movement has continued to grow,” he said and added that Pakistan will always remain steadfast in its support for the Kashmiris’ just cause until the grave injustice done to the people of the territory ends and Kashmiris are able to exercise their right of self-determination guaranteed by UNSC resolutions.
