Pakistan raised the issue of Kashmir in front of 57 countries, expressed support for the release of Hurriyat leaders.

Pakistan on Kashmir: Pakistan has once again raised the issue of Kashmir before the world. Pakistan’s Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar raised the issue of Kashmir in the 15th summit of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC). Mohammad Dar in Banjul, the capital of the African country Gambia, said that India is violating human rights in Kashmir by strangulating democracy. During this, he asked OIC to implement its action plan on Kashmir. He also raised the demand of asking India to end human rights in Kashmir and support for the release of Hurriyat leaders of Kashmir.

According to Dawn report, Mohammad Dar on Sunday thanked the OIC for its in-principle support on the Kashmir issue. Dar said that the people of Kashmir have always been supported by OEC, which we appreciate. Also stressed that the United Nations and OIC should use their influence to solve the problems of Kashmir, which is part of India. During this, Pakistan’s minister said that in India Lok Sabha Elections In such a situation, anti-Pakistan and Islamophobic statements are being made. This threatens regional stability. Apart from this, Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry said that the OIC Contact Group formed for Jammu and Kashmir has reviewed the political environment and security of Kashmir.

Pakistan will give independent country status to Palestine
Apart from Kashmir, during the meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, Mohammad Dar also emphasized on the issue of Gaza. During this, he mentioned the increasing Islamophobia in many parts of the world. Speaking on the Gaza issue, Dar said that all members should work on an unconditional ceasefire, besides helping the stranded Palestinian citizens. He said that Pakistan always stands for giving the status of an independent country to Palestine.

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Mohammed Ishaq Dar @MIshaqDar50 led the Pakistan delegation to the meeting of the OIC Contact Group on Jammu and Kashmir, held in Banjul, the Gambia. He briefed the meeting on the dismal human rights situation in IIOJK and the… pic.twitter.com/jfDcQz6E5A

— Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Pakistan (@ForeignOfficePk) May 6, 2024

Strategy to monitor Islamophobia
Mohammad Dar condemned the growing trend of Islamophobia in the world. He urged the OIC to prepare a strategy to monitor blasphemy, anti-Islam and Islamophobia. During this time he advised to take help of social media. During this, Dar talked about reforming the United Nations and emphasizing on giving more importance to the United Nations Security Council for international security and peace.

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