Prime Minister Azad Kashmir Chaudhry Anwar ul Haq has said that a strong , stable and prosperous Pakistan was guarantor for the success of the Takmeel e Pakistan movement.
Islamabad: Prime Minister Azad Kashmir Chaudhry Anwar ul Haq has said that a strong , stable and prosperous Pakistan was guarantor for the success of the Takmeel e Pakistan movement.
He expressed these views while addressing a meeting of the parliamentary Kashmir Committee held here today. Presided over by the KC chairman Rana Qasim Noon, the meeting was attended by members of the committee, PM AJK Chaudhry Anwar ul Haq, President PPP AJK chapter Chaudhry Yasin, and others.
The meeting discussed in detail the prevailing political and human rights situation in occupied Kashmir and ongoing development projects in Azad Kashmir.
Speaking on the occasion, prime minister Chudhary Anwar ul Haq said that the Kashmiris’ struggle would continue till the ideology of accession to Pakistan is fully materialized. He said that the Kashmiri people’s love with the state of Pakistan and its people stem from unbreakable bond of brotherhood, affinity and their deep connection to its tradition, culture and history.
Referring to the ongoing development project in Azad Kashmir, the PM said that major development projects including the Mansehra-Muzaffarabad Motorway, construction of Legislative Assembly building, rehabilitation of the internally displaced people and the construction of the Rathua-Haryam Bridge would be completed within a stipulated timeframe.
He said that the coalition government have introduced major reforms in education, health, and other sectors. “Reforms being implemented in government sectors have started yielding positive results”, the PM remarked.
The AJK premier voiced his grave concern over the worsening human rights situation in Indian occupied Kashmir.
He said that Indian forces have been involved in gross violations of basic human rights in occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
“India has deprived Kashmiris of their fundamental rights of citizens”, the PM Haq said, adding that United Nations must take strict notice of the war crimes being committed by the Indian occupation forces against Kashmiri people and help resolve the lingering dispute in line with the UNSC resolutions.
Prime minister Chaudhry Anwar ul Haq on the occasion thanked the federal government for providing a grand package for Azad Kashmir which enabled his government to announce subsidy on electricity and flour prices.
The PM said that electricity was being provided to citizens at three rupees per unit, while flour is also available at subsidized prices.
Meanwhile, talking to the media shortly after the end of meeting, the KC Chairman Rana Qasim Noon said that important proposals were presented in vis a vis the resolution of the Kashmir issue.
Terming Pakistan and Kashmir like two bodies with one soul, Mr. Noon said, ” Kashmir is the jugular vein of Pakistan”.
He strongly condemned the India’s relentless suppression and human rights violations in occupied Kashmir.
He also voiced his concern over the Indian government’s nefarious designs to alter the region’s demography.
