A video of an Afghan citizen from Nangarhar, Afghanistan, has gone viral on social media, according to the reports on Wednesday.
The reports say that in the video, he has declared his full support for the declaration of the Pakistani Corps Commanders Conference and said that if India looks at Pakistan with a malicious eye, the entire Afghan nation will stand by the side of Pakistan.
In the video statement, the Afghan citizen further said that the Indian agency ‘RAW’ is behind the current Afghan government, and that the Kabul regime will not be allowed to be used against Pakistan, according to the reports.
Alarming rise in missing persons in IIOJK
The number of missing persons in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) has sharply increased, raising serious concerns over the human rights situation in the region.
According to credible sources, a total of 7,141 cases of missing persons were reported in 2023. Of these, 2,961 individuals were later found or recovered, leaving 4,190 still unaccounted for by the end of the year.
Experts note that the number of missing persons has been steadily climbing over the past four years. At the end of 2020, there were 3,813 unresolved cases, a figure that has now risen to 4,190 by the close of 2023.
“These figures highlight a disturbing trend and underline the urgent need for transparency and accountability in the region,” said human rights analysts.
Pakistanis, Kashmiris worldwide observe Black Day
Before that, Kashmiris on both sides of the Line of Control and world over observed Black Day previously to draw the world’s attention to the impending catastrophe caused by India’s continued illegal occupation of Jammu and Kashmir.
It was on October 27, 1947, when Indian troops invaded Jammu and Kashmir and occupied it in total violation of the Partition Plan of the subcontinent and against the aspirations of the Kashmiri people.
All Parties Hurriyat Conference has urged the Kashmiri people to observe Black Day today to sensitise the international community about the urgency of resolving the Kashmir dispute.
