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Former Convenor Hurriyat Conference concerned about the condition of people of Indian Occupied Kashmir

Former Convenor Hurriyat Conference concerned about the condition of people of Indian Occupied Kashmir

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Former Convenor Hurriyat Conference concerned about the condition of people of Indian Occupied Kashmir

Islamabad: Former Convenor of Hurriyat Conference AJK and the head of Global Peace Movement Jammu and Kashmir Muhammad Hussain Khateeb and President of the international think tank Institute of Peace and Development INSPAD prominent Kashmiri intellectual Dr. Muhammad Tahir Tabassum met here and discuss and reviewed current situation especially in Poonch and Rajouri in Jammu region, the killings of innocent people and the search operation against the civilian population were discussed and these cruel actions of the Indian government were strongly condemned. In the meeting, there was a detailed discussion on the day-by-day deteriorating situation of the state and the weaknesses and shortcomings of the movement were discussed. The 78-year long unresolved Kashmir conflict has emphasized the need to take new initiatives to bring international attention to Kashmir. And it has been emphasized that the world knows that the state of Jammu and Kashmir was an independent state before the partition, which was made controversial in 1947 without the will of the Kashmiri people, but for 7 decades, both countries failed to resolve the dispute over Jammu and Kashmir, while the resolutions approved by the United Nations, the right to self-determination is yet to be implemented and India is making conspiracies to change the population in the state, which are condemnable. A positive environment can be created in bringing both countries and Kashmiris to the dialogue table. The meeting emphasized the need to implement these proposals and said that the majority of the state, including Muslims and non-Muslims, would agree to these proposals.
Both leaders demanded the restoration of the status of the disputed state of Jammu and Kashmir in 1947 and emphasized the need to find a peaceful and acceptable solution to the will of the people of Jammu and Kashmir through negotiations and dialogue Deteriorating conditions in the region can be controlled. The unrest and bloodshed are increasing day by day in the state and so far more than 6 lakh innocent Kashmiri people have been martyred and blood is continuously flowing while the economy of the state has been destroyed. It was also agreed that we both countries, should get access to secular,peace-loving and humanitarian experts and intellectuals so that they not only help in solving the long-standing problems between the two neighboring countries, but also in the construction and development of the two countries, the establishment of peace and the eradication of poverty. Can play their effective role.
It was also decided in the meeting that a comprehensive road map should be prepared in which all sections of the state can participate and play their full role. Finally, Israel and its ally countries in Palestine strongly condemned terrorism by Israel and Islamic countries neglect. In the end, while paying tribute to prominent Kashmiri intellectual Prof. Nazir Ahmed Shawl for his long services, and called his death a great loss and prayed for forgiveness for the martyrs of Gaza and Kashmir.

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Pakistan mourns President Raisi’s death; PM, president express sorrow

Pakistan mourns President Raisi’s death; PM, president express sorrow

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 Pakistan is observing a day of mourning today to express solidarity with the people of Iran following the shocking news of the death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash in the country’s northwest.

“Pakistan will observe a day of mourning, and the flag will fly at half-mast as a mark of respect for President Raisi and his companions and in solidarity with Brotherly Iran,” Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif wrote in a post on social media platform X, expressing shock over the demise.

“Had been anxiously following developments regarding the reported crash landing of President Raisi’s helicopter. Was hoping for good news. Alas, this was not to be,” PM Shehbaz remarked as he extended deepest condolences and sympathies to the Iranian people on behalf of the government and people of Pakistan.

Shehbaz prayed that may Allah grant the martyrs a high place in Jannat al-Firdous and give patience to their families and the Iranian nation for this tragedy.

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“Pakistan had the pleasure of hosting President Raisi and Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian on a historic visit less than a month ago. They were good friends of Pakistan,” the premier added in his post.

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Turkish FM meets COAS Munir, lauds army’s role for regional peace, stability

Turkish FM meets COAS Munir, lauds army’s role for regional peace, stability

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 Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan called on Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir here on Monday.

According to the military’s media wing, the army chief and the Turkish minister discussed matters of mutual interest during the meeting.

The Turkish minister appreciated the role of the Pakistan Army in maintaining peace and stability in the region, the ISPR said in a statement.

The two leaders expressed their satisfaction at the deep bilateral relations based on historical, cultural and religious ties between the two countries.

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Foreign Minister of Turkiye Hakan Fidan arrived in Pakistan for a two-day official visit on Sunday.

According to the Foreign Office, Additional Foreign Secretary Ahmed Naseem Warraich received the foreign dignitary at the airport.

The Turkish minister will also hold a meeting with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, a spokesperson for the Foreign Office said.

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LHC gives Punjab government ultimatum for judges’ appointment

LHC gives Punjab government ultimatum for judges’ appointment

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The Lahore High Court (LHC) has issued an ultimatum to the Punjab government regarding the appointment of judges.

Chief Justice Shehzad Ahmed Khan presided over a hearing on the Punjab government’s petition to transfer cases from LHC’s anti-terrorism court 1 Rawalpindi to another court.

During the proceedings, the advocate general Punjab informed the court that a government committee had consulted with Punjab Chief Minister on the matter of judges’ appointment, assuring that it had been prioritized for the upcoming cabinet session.

However, Chief Justice Khan inquired about the timeline for the next cabinet session, expressing dissatisfaction with the absence of immediate action.

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The Chief Justice ruled that either a special cabinet meeting should have been called or the government committee should have appeared before the court after completing its task.

In response, the advocate general assured that the matter would be resolved in the cabinet session scheduled for Friday.

Expressing dismay over the absence of the government committee in court, Chief Justice Khan deemed it disrespectful.

The advocate general promptly promised the committee’s presence within half an hour upon receiving the court’s call order.

Consequently, the court directed the Punjab CM and the cabinet to issue a notification regarding judges’ appointment before the next hearing.

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The court also warned that if the notification was not issued by then, the Punjab Chief Minister would be required to appear in the next hearing.

Addressing any potential concerns, the advocate general clarified that the government had no objections to the names recommended by the court for judges’ appointment.

Consequently, the case hearing has been adjourned until May 24.

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