In a seminar held on the occasion of the 52nd session of the Geneva Council, the headquarters of the United Nations Human Rights, the Indian aggression in Occupied Kashmir was discussed.
On this occasion, the speakers said that the occupation of lands to turn Kashmiris into a minority in Occupied Kashmir and the disgusting campaign to evict ordinary Kashmiris from their property is the resettlement of the Indian government to make Kashmiris second-class citizens in their own homeland. It is a part of colonial policy.
Canadian author and human rights activist Robert Fontina, American human rights activist Mary Scully, Pakistan’s security and international relations expert Syed in the seminar titled “Indian Colonial Policy of Settlement and Forced Occupation of Lands in Occupied Kashmir” Mohammad Ali, Kashmiri representative Hasan Bana, Mirpur University of Science and Technology Assistant Professor Dr. Saira Shah and well-known journalist Ahmed Qureshi including prominent human rights activists, international law experts and human rights organizations from different parts of the world. Representatives of participated and addressed.
The speakers highlighted various dimensions of Indian policy and expressed their serious concerns in this regard.
He said that after revoking the provisions of 370 and A35, the Modi government has started a campaign to weaken the local population politically and economically in Occupied Kashmir.
The speakers said that the Muslims in the occupied area are being deprived of their houses, lands and other properties under a conspiracy.
Speakers said that millions of acres of land in the occupied territory are already under illegal occupation by Indian forces.
The speakers expressed serious concern over the demolition of houses and occupation of lands by the Indian administration and said that the Indian government is killing Kashmiris on the one hand, while on the other hand they are being deprived of their homes and other properties. .
He said that settling non-Kashmiris in the occupied territory and giving them the right to vote is another cruel attack on the political identity of Kashmiris.
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