The AJK Prime Minister Raja Farooq Haider Khan denounced the ban on Jamaat-e-Islami and Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front JKLF) after Pulwama incident.
Addressing a press conference here on Sunday he said the APHC leaders and Kashmiri youths are being sent behind bars after their arrests by occupation forces in Occupied Kashmir. India was using cheap tactics to divert attention of international community from its atrocities in Kashmir, he added..
Haider made it clear that all the political leadership of AJK are on one page when it comes to Kashmir. He said Pakistani forces proved that they are not subdued by the might of Indian forces. Pakistani forces taught them a lesson by downing two of its aircrafts, he stated.
"AJK government has written letter to Secretary General OIC and Chairman Human Rights Committee of European Parliament" he said. He added that international community should take notice of intensification of human rights abuses and atrocities by Indian in IOK keeping in view of the recent escalation between the two countries which could have triggered further.
He said Narendra Modi intentionally increased hostilities and aggravated situation in Occupied Kashmir and LoC before general elections in India.
He assured all out help by his government to the Indian forces firing affectees. He said he viewed how people living close to border were braving the grave situation. They are being targeted by Indian forces unabated. He said he would make a strategy on how his government could help them effectively after completing the visits to all the affected areas at LoC.
Haider expressed thanks to government of Pakistan saying it always supported people of Kashmir.
He said peace in the region could not return without resolving simmering Kashmir issue. We are consulting to all the political parties to make an effective strategy on Kashmir, he remarked. He denounced the ban put on JI and JKLF after Pulwama incident which he said was in violation of international law. He also condemned the siege and search of APHC leadership and harassing their families in the held valley.
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