President Chaudhry Urges Overseas Kashmiris to Expose Modi's Intentions

Azad Jammu Kashmir State President Barrister Sultan Mahmood Chaudhry has called upon overseas Kashmiris, particularly those residing in the United States of America, to actively participate in exposing the alleged malicious intentions of the Modi government in the region. This appeal was made during a meeting with a Kashmiri delegation led by Sardar Zulfiqar Roshan at Jammu Kashmir House in Washington, where veteran rights activist Dr. Waleed Rasool was also present.

President Chaudhry highlighted the escalating repression in Kashmir by Prime Minister Modi, aimed at inciting anti-Muslim sentiments for political gain. He criticized Modi's advocacy for Hindutva policy, which aims to establish India as a Hindu Rashtra. Emphasizing the diaspora community's historical support for resolving the Kashmir issue in alignment with local aspirations, Chaudhry urged overseas Kashmiris to leverage their political and diplomatic influence to halt the ongoing violence and state-sponsored terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir.

Expressing concern over the heightened human rights violations in Indian-occupied Kashmir, Barrister Chaudhry condemned India's alleged use of terrorism as a strategic tool. He referenced the recent killing of Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Najar in Canada, attributing it to Indian operatives and asserting that this incident has exposed India's alleged support for terrorism on a global scale.

The visiting delegation commended President Chaudhry for his dedicated advocacy for the Kashmir cause and his efforts to expose Indian atrocities in the region. They pledged full cooperation and support to amplify the legitimate grievances of Kashmiris at an international platform.