Bilawal Bhutto Kashmiri is grateful to you, Hurriyat Conference AZK

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Bilawal Bhutto Kashmiri is grateful to you, Hurriyat Conference

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All Parties Hurriyat Conference, the unanimous political representative of the people of Occupied Kashmir, has hailed Pakistan's Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto's statement on the Kashmir issue as a source of hope and encouragement for the people of Occupied Kashmir. Ghulam Ahmed Gulzar, vice-chairman of All Parties Hurriyat Conference, a representative organization of citizens of Occupied Kashmir, based in Srinagar, said that the Kashmiri people are grateful to Bilawal Bhutto for saying clearly and frankly that Pakistan's Kashmir policy is permanent. Until India withdraws its illegal 5 August 2019, there will be no change and no dialogue with India.

Other Hurriyat conference leaders Khadim Hussain, Syed Sabt Shabbir Qumi and Farida Behji also said in their statements that the Pakistan Foreign Minister on the occasion of the Shanghai Cooperation Council meeting and interacting with India and India truly reflects the people of Kashmir. And an interpreter.

It should be noted that during his visit to Kashmir, Pakistan's Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto clearly said in an interview with the Indian media that Pakistan will not start a composite dialogue with India on other bilateral issues until India stops the illegal actions of 25/2019. It does not take back. This clear denial has completely destroyed the propaganda of the Modi government in India that Narendra Modi removed Article 370 from the constitution and permanently incorporated Kashmir into India and ended the Kashmir conflict forever.

On 25 August 2019, the Narendra Modi government made an illegal amendment to the Constitution of India, repealing Article 370 of the Constitution. This article de

als with the sovereign relationship of occupied Kashmir with the Indian Federation and discusses the internationally recognized status of Kashmir. According to this article, the Union of India cannot interfere in several internal affairs of Kashmir and no non-Kashmiri citizen can buy land or acquire citizenship in Kashmir.

According to United Nations resolutions, the settlement of Kashmir is to be decided by the people of Kashmir through a referendum. Neither India nor Pakistan is obliged to respect the disputed status of Kashmir until a referendum is held in accordance with UN resolutions.