• PISJ-ES observes Kashmir black day

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  Oct 26

  JEDDAH – Pakistan International School (English Section) Jeddah organized Kashmir Black Day Saturday.

  On the occasion, the students of class Y11 gave a presentation titled “The Story of Kashmir.”

  Ahsan Saeed Usmani, Faisal Iftikhar, Ali Imran Summaiya Fareed Khan and Hafsa Khan, students of the school, expressed their solidarity and sympathy with the Kashmiris and hoped that the Kashmiris too can walk with their heads held high and with full control of their destiny.

  Akmal Saeed (Consul CA and link officer of the school) was the chief guest. Mohammed Jamil (Press Consul) attended the function as guest of honor.

  In her ceremonial address school principal Saher Kamran said Indias illegal occupation of Kashmir was a dark chapter in the history of human rights. A continued denial of the right to self determination is morally unacceptable, economically unsustainable and politically inadmissible with regard to any scheme aimed at ensuring global and regional peace stability and security.

  Meanwhile, a meeting will be held at the residence of the Pakistan consul general here in the evening Tuesday to mark the unlawful occupation of Kashmir by the Indian occupying forces.

  A large number of Pakistani expatriates are expected to join the gathering to express their solidarity with Kashmiris. The meeting is organized by the Kashmir Action Committee headed by Masood Puri. – SG

  

  

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