Our hearts and minds will always be with our Kashmiri Brothers and Sisters. We love you all and will always stand by you.
Kashmir is an integral part of Pakistan, its only a matter of time before it happens, it is only natural that Kashmir is joined to Pakistan where it belongs alongside the rest of its other brothers and sisters
You cannot force a territory let alone a people in this day and age. They have been resisting since 1947 and are continuing to do so. And we will always support them and will continue to do so. Lets hope it can be done sooner for the greater interest of the region, both countries and more importantly for the Kashmiri people.
I would urge all Pakistani's and those living abroad who plan on visiting Pakistan, to volunteer and donate to the many different relief organizations and womens shelter established in Kashmir to help the Refugees from occupied Kashmir (many of whom have come decades ago and many who are still coming)
The relief agencies, womens shelters and aid organization set up to assist and facilitate the Kashmiri refugees need our active support, both financially and also through direct volunteering. Even if you can spare a weekend(3 days) of your time will be appreciated, other activities include holding fundraisers, writing to newspapers/the United Nations/Amnesty International/Senators/Politicians etc.., discussing with friends/family and bringing awareness to the sufferings and continued subjugation of the Kashmiri people in occupied Kashmir.
I would even urge indians, to actively protest their country's continued subjugation and forceful occupation of Kashmiri people. To not accept the brutality, torture, rape and suppresion of the freedom movement there. To think with your hearts and minds for the greater good. This is not an issue of politics or religion, there are countless other Muslims in india and we have nothing to do with them, its the Kashmiri people that want seperation and joining with their brothers in Pakistan. I urge indians to protest their governments inhuman policies and allow for the holding of a free plebiscite by international observers.
I hope my words have not fell on deaf ears. There many wonderful people working with the Kashmiri refugees in the camps of Azad Kashmir, the refugees themselves will appreciate it, and Im sure you'll walk away from the experience with a sensation that can only be described as magical and positive.
My last volunteering experience was about 2 years ago, I will try to volunteer some time during my upcoming holidays in september. I would encourage others to do the same and give some of their time to them.
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