PM informs German Chancellor about dire HR situation in IOK
ISLAMABAD, August 23 (DNA): Prime Minister Imran Khan held a telephonic
conversation with German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Friday to discuss
India’s illegal and unilateral actions aimed at altering the disputed
status of Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir and changing its demographic
structure.
The Prime Minister informed the Germany Chancellor that India’s actions
are in direct contravention of the UNSC resolutions, international law
and its own solemn commitments.
He highlighted the dire human rights situation in the Indian occupied
Jammu and Kashmir, including complete lockdown, blackout on all forms of
communication and severe shortage of food and medicines.
He stressed that intensified Indian repression could result in massive
loss of Kashmiri lives, which must be prevented at all costs.
The Prime Minister also underlined concerns about some false flag
operation staged by India or some other ill-conceived step on the LoC to
divert the world’s attention.
The Prime Minister emphasized that India’s actions have serious
implications for peace and security in the region and the international
community has the responsibility to act urgently.
Chancellor Angela Merkel said Germany is closely observing the
situation.
She underlined the importance of de-escalation of tensions and
resolution of issues peacefully.
The two leaders agreed to continue to work together for peace and
stability in the region. DNA
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