India violating UN resolutions by trying to change demography of Kashmir: Qureshi
ISLAMABAD: Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Friday said India was violating international laws and UN resolutions by maneuvering to change demography of Occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
In a video message, he said changing domicile rules showed Indian leadership’s anti-Muslim agenda. He said New Delhi regime had incarcerated Hurriyat leaders instead of providing them food and medicines in the wake of Coronavirus outbreak.
The foreign minister said the Modi government had put the entire Kashmiri leadership and thousands of Kashmiri youth in Indian jails to subjugate their voice and fundamental human rights.
He said India’s stance to introduce changes in domicile rules was basically the agenda of changing the population ratio of Muslims in the occupied territory.
Shah Mahmood Qureshi said the entire Kashmiri leadership and Pakistan had strongly rejected India’s move altogether.
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“I have informed the Secretary General of United Nations about this Indian move and asked him to take serious notice of it. The UN Secretary General has assured him to take this matter with the Indian government about it,” he said.
He warned the global community that it was the same controversial move like Citizens Amendment Act and if it was not stopped, it will worsen the situation in Indian occupied Kashmir.
