FM Qureshi bashes Opposition

Foreign Minister (FM) Shah Mahmood Qureshi has on Wednesday said that the world community including United Nations (UN) and OIC to play their part for a peaceful resolution of Kashmir dispute.

Today, on eve of Human Rights Day at International Parliamentary Kashmir Conference, FM Qureshi appealed to the Muslim countries to use their political influence to prevent India from committing atrocities in illegally occupied  Jammu and Kashmir.

The Foreign Minister said the Kashmiris are continuously being subjected to a brutal military siege and inhuman restrictions.

He also urged world powers to pressurize India to adhere to its international human rights obligations.

Counting on Pakistan’s efforts to highlight the Kashmir issue at international level, he said through its successful foreign policy and narrative building efforts.

Pakistan has successfully countered Indian narrative on terrorism and Kashmir, he added.

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Foreign Minister (FM) Shah Mahmood Qureshi said that no minority including Muslims, Sikh and Christians are safe in India.

In a statement on Tuesday, FM Qureshi said the whole world has witnessed Delhi riots in which several Muslims were killed and properties on large scale were ransacked.

He also pointed out that India has introduced controversial legislation such as Citizens Amendment Act and NRC to crush the minorities.

The Foreign Minister said Indian forces are persecuting Muslims in Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

On the other hand, Shah Mahmood Qureshi said that Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) is violating the constitution of the country.

PDM is not accepting the country’s development and progress, the Foreign Minister claimed.

He said that the second wave of the novel coronavirus has badly affected Pakistan. Amidst the virus crisis, PDM is risking the lives of people for their political benefits.

Moreover, he further added that the PTI government will not end with meetings but it will complete the constitutional term.

Future belongs to PTI, said Qureshi, “Meetings do not decide the fate of Government,” he added.

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