Rejecting India's illegal occupation of Kashmir, Black Day being observed by Pakistan on October 27th
On Sunday the 27th of October, the nation observed ‘Black Day’ in solidarity of Kashmir and to protest its illegal occupation by India. Prime Minister Imran Khan, addressing the Kashmiri people assured them that, as their spokesperson, he would continue his struggle to ensure they get their rights. “Pakistan stands by you”, stated the Prime Minister defiantly, as he condemned India for its atrocities.
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