Moon Desk: The newly elected government led by Prime Minister Shebaz Sharif has reiterated Pakistan’s principal Stand and assured Kashmiris that Pakistan will continue its support to Kashmiris and Palestinian resistance movements. In his maiden speech after being elected as prime minister, he reiterated that Kashmiris are not alone but Pakistan will always stand with them.
The people of Kashmir hailed the Pakistan PM statement and expressed hope that Pakistan will expedite its efforts for the permanent and just resolution of the dispute. The unwavering and unflinching support of Pakistan will definitely infuse new spirit and vigor in the freedom movement and it will further boost the morale of valiant Kashmiris fighting for a great cause.
It is an undeniable fact that Pakistan is the only country who provided political, moral, and diplomatic support to the just and legitimate struggle for self-determination since 1947. Pakistan has proved to be a real ambassador and benefactor of Kashmiris as Kashmir is the main pillar of its foreign policy and it is advocating the Kashmir cause at all regional and international forums. Pakistani consistent support is a source of strength and encouragement for the Kashmiri masses.
Pakistan is bound to provide support to the Kashmiris freedom movement as Kashmir is historically part of Pakistan. Pakistan is incomplete without Kashmir and it will only become complete when Kashmir is liberated from Indian occupation and merged with Pakistan. The letter K in Pakistan stands for Kashmir. The founder of Pakistan has rightly termed Kashmir as the juggler vein of Pakistan. Kashmiris also consider Kashmir as an integral part of Pakistan.
The accession to Pakistan Day resolution passed by the All J&K Muslims conference on 19 July 1947 is testimony to the fact that the hearts of Kashmiris and Pakistan throp in unison. Kashmir’s freedom struggle is basically a continuation of that movement which was led by the dynamic leadership of Quaid Azam for the separate homeland for the Muslims of the subcontinent. Kashmiris and Pakistanis are tied in strong historical, cultural, religious, and geographical bonds. These time-tested relations have further strengthened and solidified with the passage of time.
