The Kashmir issue is as old as the United Nations, which should be resolved, said Deputy Commissioner

Faisalabad(94 news) In collaboration with District Education Authority and Faisalabad Chamber of Commerce and Industries, a seminar titled "UN's failure to resolve the Kashmir issue" was held in the auditorium of the Chamber of Commerce in which Deputy Commissioner Muhammad Ali was the chief guest while CEO Education Ali Ahmed Sian, President Chamber of Commerce Rana Sikandar Azam, former President Syed Zia Alamdar Hussain, DEO Secondary Khalid Akhtar, business representatives, civil society members and various others. School students were present on the occasion.

Speaking, Deputy Commissioner Muhammad Ali said that the issue of Kashmir is as old as the history of the United Nations, which the United Nations should show seriousness in solving. He said that India itself took the issue of Kashmir to the United Nations platform and refused to implement the decisions of the United Nations resolutions regarding giving the right of self-determination to Kashmiris, which is completely unjust and cruel to the Kashmiri people. Be exalted. The Deputy Commissioner said that the nation of Pakistan stands with its Kashmiri brothers and strongly condemns the atrocities committed against them.

President Chamber of Commerce Rana Sikandar Azam said that it is a criminal act of the United Nations not to take notice of Indian brutality towards the people of Occupied Kashmir because Kashmiri Muslims have been under a cruel curfew for 80 days, which is the worst example of inhumane treatment.

CEO Education said that the United Nations was established on October 24 to resolve global conflicts and issues, but the global platform has still failed to resolve the Kashmir issue. The people of Occupied Kashmir have risen up now and they will not be deprived of their freedom.