Kashmir Solidarity Day observed at Pakistani Tehran embassy

[Dinky]

TEHRAN, Feb. 6 (MNA) – A ceremony was held Mon. at the Pakistani embassy in Tehran to voice solidarity with Kashmiri people who have been fighting for the right to take control of their own fate while being oppressed by Indian forces for years.

https://en.mehrnews.com/photo/131958/Kashmir-Solidarity-Day-observed-at-Pakistani-Tehran-embassy

 

[Big Tank]

Beautiful pictures. People of Iran are fundamentalists and care about the pillars. I can see their interest into the Oppression of Muslims by Indians in Kashmir. Especially the youth, which is present into the Consulate and heavy strength was in Mashhad to watch the movie based on Kashmir.

 

[Smriti95]

No participation by Iranian gov't officials.
Only some clerics and academics and students participated just like last year.

 

[Ajaxpaul]

Attended by thousands i see....

 

[cloud4000]

Yet for all their support for the right of determination of Kashmiris, Iran continues to do business with India, just like rest of the Muslim world.

 

[Sully3]

Yet for all their support for the right of determination of Kashmiris, Iran continues to do business with India, just like rest of the Muslim world.

they can buy your shit Indian cheap products no issues with that.

As long as they are observing solidarity day with illegally occupied Kashmiris thats what matters

Attended by thousands i see....

Meanwhile in hindu terrorist country India

https://twitter.com/x/status/960452904539836416

Stop the Indian terrorist nation

https://twitter.com/x/status/960368628972556288

https://twitter.com/x/status/960857824044732416

 

[cloud4000]

they can buy your shit Indian cheap products no issues with that.

As long as they are observing solidarity day with illegally occupied Kashmiris thats what matters

If you are satisfied with such surfaces then India has no worries about Kashmir.

 

[Sully3]

If you are satisfied with such surfaces then India has no worries about Kashmir.

we want India to have this narrative of 'no worries' whilst Kashmir is burning