Kashmir

Kashmiris to resist Hitler of India despite all odds: Mushaal Mullick

ISLAMABAD, Feb 08 (SABAH): The Chairperson of Peace and Culture Organisation, Mushaal Hussein Mullick made it clear that brave Kashmiri people would continue their resistance movement against Hitler of India despite all odds till breaking the shackles of Indian slavery.

Speaking as a chief guest along with Muhammad Yasin Malik’s daughter Raziyah Sultana, Peace and Culture Organisation Secretary General Sabien Hussein Mullick at an Art exhibition here at National College of Arts to express solidarity with Kashmiri people, Mushaal Mullick said that artists and painters were playing an important role by using their pens, poems and brushes to tell the outside world what was happening in the occupied valley.

She said that the brutal RSS-inspired regime made life a hell for the Kashmiris who had been battling for their inalienable right of right to self-determination for the last seven decades.

Mushaal said that the Kashmir dispute exposed the UN and world powers’ duplicity and double standards, as they were just paying lip services rather to take practical and meaningful solutions to resolve the problem.

The Hurriyat leader lamented that the world showed unity to denounce Russian attack on Ukraine and provided all kinds of support but no such response was seen with regard to the fast festering Kashmir dispute.

Mushaal reminded that the scenic valley was turned into a slaughterhouse and largest open prison but the world was looking at the world worst human catastrophe like silent spectator.

She said that senior Kashmiri leaders including her husband Muhammad Yasin Malik was kept in detention and were deprived of all fundamental and legal rights.

Mushaal went on to say that Hindutva regime used all brutal and inhuman acts to spread fear among Kashmiri people to defuse the flame of freedom struggle.

However, she stated that all fascist tactics by notorious Narendra Modi-led Hindutva government proved counterproductive, as the freedom struggle intensified with each passing day.