Chairman Senate Muhammad Sadiq Sanjrani has said that recent volatile situation in the Indian Occupied Kashmir (IOK) requires a joint and sagacious response from Muslim Ummah as the Indian government under the leadership of Narendra Modi is involved in crime against humanity in the occupied valley. While exchanging views with Khalid Saleh Al-Modaifer, deputy minister of energy, industry and mineral resources who is leading an 18-member delegation of Saudi Arabia to Pakistan, the Senate chairman said that the Modi's recent actions are totally unconstitutional, illegal and contrary to the international laws, by unilaterally altering the status of Jammu and Kashmir, says a press release issued here on Friday.
He said that such acts would prove detrimental to regional peace and stability. "Fear and uncertainty prevails in the occupied valley as the whole area is under curfew since August 05, creating severe shortage of food, medicines and other necessities of life" Sanjrani said. He said that women, children and elderly people are the worst victims of ongoing barbaric policies of India in the IOK; however, Kashmiris are showing their strength by standing against the brutalities of Indian brutalities.
Sanjrani considered the visit of Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad Bin Salman highly important as it has helped in laying the foundation for a new era of cooperation. The chairman Senate said that Saudi investment has helped in rejuvenating the confidence of international community on Pakistan.-PR