APHC reiterates call for just settlement of Kashmir dispute

All Parties Hurriyat Conference has reiterated its call for resolution of Kashmir dispute through a meaningful dialogue process.

In a statement in Srinagar, APHC Spokesman criticised Indian government for brutalizing and colonizing Kashmiris through violent military cordon and search operations.

He said Indian brutalities cannot intimidate Kashmiri people into submission and they will continue their just struggle till its logical conclusion.

Meanwhile, personnel of Indian army continued their violent cordon and search operations in various areas to harass the people and vandalized the houses.

On the other hand, Research Section of Kashmir Media Service has released a report on 29th anniversary of desecration of revered Charar-e-Sharief shrine by Indian troops.

On this day in 1995, Indian troops burnt to ashes the shrine, a historic mosque and hundreds of residential houses in a sixty-six days military siege.

Source: Radio Pakistan

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APHC reiterates call for just settlement of Kashmir dispute

All Parties Hurriyat Conference has reiterated its call for resolution of Kashmir dispute through a meaningful dialogue process.

In a statement in Srinagar, APHC Spokesman criticised Indian government for brutalizing and colonizing Kashmiris through violent military cordon and search operations.

He said Indian brutalities cannot intimidate Kashmiri people into submission and they will continue their just struggle till its logical conclusion.

Meanwhile, personnel of Indian army continued their violent cordon and search operations in various areas to harass the people and vandalized the houses.

On the other hand, Research Section of Kashmir Media Service has released a report on 29th anniversary of desecration of revered Charar-e-Sharief shrine by Indian troops.

On this day in 1995, Indian troops burnt to ashes the shrine, a historic mosque and hundreds of residential houses in a sixty-six days military siege.

Source: Radio Pakistan

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APHC reiterates call for just settlement of Kashmir dispute

All Parties Hurriyat Conference has reiterated its call for resolution of Kashmir dispute through a meaningful dialogue process.

In a statement in Srinagar, APHC Spokesman criticised Indian government for brutalizing and colonizing Kashmiris through violent military cordon and search operations.

He said Indian brutalities cannot intimidate Kashmiri people into submission and they will continue their just struggle till its logical conclusion.

Meanwhile, personnel of Indian army continued their violent cordon and search operations in various areas to harass the people and vandalized the houses.

On the other hand, Research Section of Kashmir Media Service has released a report on 29th anniversary of desecration of revered Charar-e-Sharief shrine by Indian troops.

On this day in 1995, Indian troops burnt to ashes the shrine, a historic mosque and hundreds of residential houses in a sixty-six days military siege.

Source: Radio Pakistan

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