ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Sunday said the whole nation would continue standing for the just rights of eight million Kashmiris in Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir.
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Soon after his arrival at the Islamabad Airport from New York where he attended the 74th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), the Prime Minister said: “Whether the world stands for Kashmiris or not, the whole Pakistani nation is standing for the Kashmiri people. Because raising voice for their rights, was also a kind of Jihad.”
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“I want to tell you one thing. There may be ups and downs in such efforts. There may be good and bad times, but you should not be distressed in bad times because the Kashmiris are looking towards you,” he told a huge cheering crowd that gathered to greet their leader with welcoming banners, placards and flags.
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Khan, accompanied by members of his delegation and party leaders, said with such continued support from the Pakistani nation, Insha’ Allah, the Kashmiris would soon win their freedom. The Kashmiri women, children and old were all looking towards them, he said, adding that as ambassador for the Kashmiris, he would continue exposing anti-Muslims steps and designs against Kashmiris by Modi’s government at all fora.
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The Prime Minister also thanked the nation for their prayers in the difficult times in which he had presented the case for Kashmiris before the United Nations. He also particularly thanked his wife Bushra for her prayers. He said that he had kept reminding all the people working with him for the last many decades about continuity in making efforts for a cause, which would ultimately be rewarded by the Almighty.
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At the airport, the Prime Minister was warmly received by federal ministers, Governor Sindh Imran Ismail, Governor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Shah Farman, party leaders, workers and a larger number of people.
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