ISLAMABAD (92 News) – Lauding the Indian journalist, Special Assistant on Information Firdous Ashiq Awan termed that fearless Indian female journalist Rana Ayyub exposed the fascist agenda and barbarism of Modi.
In a series of tweet on Friday, the special assistant said when a valiant person raises voice against oppression and persecution, it becomes a bright and commemorative chapter of history. She also said Rana Ayyub has unveiled the false claim by Modi government that “all is well” in the Kashmir and revealed deserted roads and darkness of fear in Srinagar before the word.
The special assistant praised the Indian female journalist for exposing the fascist agenda of Modi by executing her professional responsibilities with bravery.
Firdous Ashiq Awan said an article titled “Blood and Soil in Narendra Modi’s India,” published in a journal of New York, is a splendid acknowledgement of the capabilities of Rana Ayyub.
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Chinese spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Geng Shuang on Friday in a briefing to the media was aggressively questioned by an Indian reporter on China’s stance over Kashmir issue, ARY News reported.
On a question relating to China’s stance on Kashmir and it bringing the matter to the UN security council, the Indian side stated that China has not received the support of other members of the Security Council on the issue, yet it insisted on bringing it to the table, the Indian side also said that China should “reflect” its position on the Kashmir issue.
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Kashmir has been a bilateral dispute between Pakistan and India and China nor the United Nations should feel the need to intervene in bilateral affairs of two sovereign states was the defence built up the reporter in the phrasing of the question which was then answered for by Mr Geng Shuang.
“China’s position on the Kashmir issue is consistent and clear. The Kashmir issue is a controversy left over from history and should be properly resolved peacefully in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations, relevant Security Council resolutions, and bilateral agreements,” said the spokesperson for the Chinese foreign office.
“At the request of Pakistan, the UN Security Council considered the Kashmir issue on January 15 and heard briefings from the UN Secretariat and other relevant parties. Council members expressed concern over the current situation in Kashmir and called for compliance with the Charter of the United Nations and international law, peaceful settlement of disputes through political dialogue, relevant parties maintain restraint, and promote the reduction of tension.”
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“I want to emphasize that the issue of India and Pakistan has always been on the agenda of the Security Council, and the Security Council should continue to pay attention to the situation in Kashmir in accordance with the development of the situation. The Security Council’s deliberations will help ease the situation in the area and promote a proper resolution of relevant issues. As a permanent member of the Security Council, China will continue to play a constructive role in maintaining regional peace and stability. The Indian side should also seriously consider and actively respond to the demands of the members of the Security Council.”
“On January 15th, the Security Council considered the Kashmir issue. During the review process, most members of the Security Council expressed concern about the current situation and also called on the relevant parties to exercise restraint and promote tensions to cool down as soon as possible. At the same time, they repeatedly stressed that dialogue should be adopted And other political means to settle disputes peacefully. This is what I understand about the deliberations of the Council.”
The reporter then inquired quoting the answer given by Shuang: “members of the Security Council are concerned about the current situation in Kashmir”, but I only saw China’s statement. The Security Council did not make any statement, and the other members also remained silent. The so-called “members of the Security Council express concern about the current situation in Kashmir” should be only China’s own views? I don’t know if any parties have issued a resolution or official statement during the review process?
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To this, the spokesperson rebutted: “Which members have expressed different opinions, can you introduce me? Which members said they did not express concern about the situation?”
Reporter: Except for China, no other countries have expressed concern.
“They just did not publicly express their views. I have just briefed the Council on its deliberations. If you don’t believe the Chinese introduction, you can check it yourself,” said Guang Sheng.
“China has participated constructively in the UN Security Council discussions on the Kashmir issue. Our original intention and consideration are to urge all parties concerned to exercise restraint, promote the situation to cool down as soon as possible, and jointly maintain regional peace and stability, which is entirely out of goodwill. If the Indian side has other interpretations of this, I think it seems a bit overdone.”
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“China’s position on the Kashmir issue is clear and consistent. This is a historical dispute and should be properly resolved peacefully in accordance with the UN Charter, Security Council resolutions, and bilateral agreements. China has always called on India and Pakistan to maintain restraint, strengthen dialogue, enhance mutual trust, and push the situation to cool as soon as possible. At the same time, as a responsible big country, we have maintained close communication with India and Pakistan and are willing to play a constructive role.”
In conclusion, the Chinese spokesperson said that both India and Pakistan were important countries in South Asia and China encourages them to strengthen communication, resolve differences and contradictions between them through dialogue and consultation, and continuously improve and develop bilateral relations.
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LAHORE: Wife of Hurriyat leader Yasin Malik, Mishal Malik on Friday said that the people of Kashmir have waited five decades for freedom and a singular speech at the UN was not enough to highlight the Kashmiri plight, ARY News reported.
Mishal said that she has not met her husband since 2014, the Hurriyat leader has been kept in captivity in the Indian occupied territory where he has been subjected to great difficulties.
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Malik said that she was proud that she was able to be the voice of innocent Kashmiris whose rights have been usurped by India since the partition of India-Pakistan.
Mishal said that the world’s attention needs to squarely upon the matter of Kashmir.
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Talking about the recent wave of protests on the controversial citizenship bill in India, Mishal said that India was facing war-like circumstances within its borders at the moment and the protests will not stop.
Earlier on January 1, Mishal Malik, wife of Hurriyat leader Yasin Malik, has termed 2019 the worst year for Kashmiris.
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Talking to journalists, Mishal Malik said that the lockdown imposed in occupied Kashmir on August 5 by the Indian occupation forces crossed 150 days.
She said that New Delhi’s government was trying to change the demography of occupied Kashmir and added that India planned to build townships for hundreds of thousands of Hindus in the Muslim-majority territory.
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ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan in series of tweets on Thursday welcomed the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) discussing the situation in India-occupied Jammu and Kashmir during a closed-door meeting in New York.
“Pakistan welcomes UN Security Council discussing the situation in Jammu & Kashmir again. An internationally recognized dispute, J&K remains on the Security Council’s agenda & its consideration by the Council reflects a recognition of the seriousness of the prevailing situation,” he said.
Prime Minister Khan said the Kashmir dispute must be resolved in accordance with relevant UNSC resolutions and the will of the Kashmiri people.
“We will continue to provide moral, political and diplomatic support to the Kashmiri people until they secure their inalienable right to self-determination,” he reiterated.
The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) raised concern over the escalating tensions between India and Pakistan.
Read More: UNSC raises concern over increasing tensions between India, Pakistan
The UNSC met behind-closed-doors in New York discussed the grave situation in Indian occupied Kashmir for the second time in five months. After the meeting, China’s UN Ambassador Zhang Jun told reporters at UN Headquarters that we had a meeting on Indian occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
He said the 15-member Council heard a briefing from the UN Secretariat on the situation.
Mr. Zhang said the issue of Kashmir between India and Pakistan is always on the agenda of the Security Council.
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Replying to a question, the Chinese Ambassador to the UN said our position on Kashmir issue is very clear.
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