Kashmir Martyrs' Day is being celebrated all over the world including Pakistan

Islam Abad (94 news) Kashmir Martyrs' Day is being celebrated all over the world to pay tribute to the great martyrs of the freedom struggle of Occupied Kashmir.

In this regard, the spokesman of the Pakistan Army has said that Kashmir Martyrs' Day reminds us of the eternal sacrifices for freedom, not a single drop of blood of the martyrs will be forgotten or forgiven, God willing, success is the destiny of Kashmiris. In his tweet message on Kashmir Martyrs Day, DG ISPR said that Kashmir Martyrs Day reminds us of the eternal sacrifices of brave Kashmiris for freedom.
They will neither forget nor forgive a single drop of martyrs' blood. He said that Indian atrocities failed to suppress the freedom struggle. God willing, success is the destiny of Kashmiris. It should be noted that in the state of Jammu and Kashmir today, on Monday, Kashmiris living on both sides of the Line of Control and all over the world will celebrate the unforgettable day of the history of Kashmir "Kashmir Martyrs' Day".

There is a curfew and lockdown in the occupied valley after India's illegal action on August 5 last year, but despite this, the resolve and passion of Kashmiris remains the same. Which shows the unshakable intention that the struggle will continue till the completion of the freedom movement of Kashmir. For the first time, there will be no public holiday in the occupied valley on Kashmir Martyrs' Day. On the occasion of Kashmir Martyrs Day, Kashmiris from both sides of the state of Jammu and Kashmir and all over the world will pay homage to the great Kashmiri martyrs by organizing events, rallies and seminars.
Thus, the occupied valley has witnessed the blood of martyrs for seven decades, but the day of 13 July 1931 is such a blood-sucking day in the history of Kashmiris. When in Srinagar 22 Innocent Muslims sacrificed their lives to lay the foundation of the Kashmir Freedom Movement 89 The unjust bloodshed of Kashmiris years ago is still fresh today.
13On July 1931, oppressed Kashmiris gathered outside the Srinagar Jail to see Mujahid Abdul Qadeer Khan, from where Abdul Qadeer Khan was to be taken to the court. Meanwhile, it was time for Zuhr prayer and the Kashmiri protestors were not even allowed to pray. When a Kashmiri got up for adhan, the Dogra Maharaja's soldiers opened fire and then one after the other, 21 lives were sacrificed by the Hurriyat supporters. Azan completed. Against this holi of blood, Kashmiris celebrate Martyrs' Day every year on 13th July and strengthen their commitment that the war of freedom will continue in Kashmir till the last Muslim and till the last drop of blood of the last Muslim.