Government urged to highlight Indian atrocities against Kashmiris: tributes paid to martyrs of September 6

Speakers at a seminar while declaring Kashmir as a defence line of Pakistan have urged the government to highlight the Indian atrocities against Kashmiri people at all the international forums. Speaking at a seminar titled "Kashmir The Defence Line of Pakistan", jointly organised by International Lobbying Group Youth Forum For Kashmir (YFK) in collaboration with National University of Modern Languages (NUML) on Pakistan Defence Day, the speakers paid rich tributes to the martyrs of September 6, 1965 War and highlighted the post Burhan Wani situation in India-held Kashmir.
Riaz Ahmed Gondal, Director General NUML said that on this Defence Day of Pakistan, we are committed to our resolve towards Kashmir. We have achieved this country after huge sacrifices. We know the importance of independence and we should continue our moral support for Kashmir cause.
Ali Muhammad Khan, Member National Assembly of Pakistan, said that we as a Pakistani should realise who our enemy is; India is just a pawn in this great game of Israel. We should teach our children who is our friend and who is our foe. Today, we are not any party but a Pakistani first. As a Pakistani it's our duty to stand up for our brothers and sisters in Kashmir who are suffering the brutalities of Indian Army.
Altaf Hussain Wani, Senior Kashmiri Hurriyet leader said that the political parties of Pakistan should come out on roads in favour of Kashmiri people; this is the time when every other issue is secondary. People of Kashmir are doing their part Pakistan has to play its role as an advocate effectively.
Ahmed Quraishi, Executive Director YFK-International Kashmir Lobby Group said that Kashmir is the Defence Line of Pakistan. When India has to show its aggressive designs towards Pakistan, India starts to show them in Kashmir valley through barbaric acts of killings and other violations. Major General Syed Usman Shah (Retd), HoD Governance and Public Policy Dept NUML said that our hope is youth, mistakes done in past shouldn't impact our future.
Zammurd Khan, Patron-In-Chief Pakistan Sweet Homes after his closing remarks presented souvenirs to all the distinguished guests. Governance & Public Policy Dept. students sang anthems to paid tributes to the martyrs of September 6, 1965 War and Kashmiri martyrs. Youth Forum for Kashmir (YFK) is Pakistan's first pro-Kashmir, registered and non-partisan international lobbying group led by young Kashmiris and Pakistanis working to ensure justice to Kashmiris living under Indian-military occupation.