Indian Atrocities Fail to Break Kashmiris’ Invincible Bond with Pakistan

Islamabad: The relentless and brutal struggle of Kashmiris in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) stands as an enduring symbol of their resilience and defiance. Over the past 78 years, more than 450,000 Kashmiris have sacrificed their lives in the fight for freedom from India’s illegal occupation and their rightful union with Pakistan. Despite India’s vicious campaign of repression, the indelible bond between Kashmiris and Pakistan remains unshaken and continues to deepen. This unbroken connection, built on shared history, culture, and identity, has withstood decades of violence, forced disappearances, and unrelenting oppression.

A report by Kashmir Media Service (KMS), released on the occasion of Accession to Pakistan Day, undeniably outlines the brutality faced by Kashmiris. Since 1989, 96,454 Kashmiris have been martyred, with 7,329 killed in custody, 8,000 subjected to enforced disappearances, and 11,267 women assaulted. Additionally, over 110,559 homes and businesses have been destroyed in an effort to crush the resistance. These harrowing statistics are not mere numbers; they are a chilling reminder of the systematic violence India has perpetrated in a desperate attempt to silence the Kashmiri people’s rightful demand for freedom and self-determination.

Modi’s Hindutva Agenda: An Organized Assault on Kashmiris’ Identity

Under the leadership of Narendra Modi, the BJP-led Hindutva government has only intensified its attack on Kashmiris, particularly after the revocation of Article 370 on August 5, 2019. This unconstitutional move, which stripped IIOJK of its special status, is a calculated effort to undermine Kashmiris’ political, economic, and religious rights. India’s actions are a clear attempt to erase the region’s Muslim-majority identity and forcefully integrate Kashmir into the Indian union, despite the people’s overwhelming desire for union with Pakistan.

Yet, despite the unprecedented brutality and systematic erosion of their rights, the Kashmiri people have remained unbowed. Their unwavering commitment to freedom and deep-rooted allegiance to Pakistan are as strong as ever. Kashmiris continue to view Pakistan as their natural ally, recognizing Pakistan’s political, diplomatic, and moral support as a vital lifeline in their long struggle for self-determination. The sacrifices made by Pakistan on the global stage to highlight the Kashmir issue remain crucial to Kashmir’s ongoing resistance.

The Sacred Bond: Kashmir and Pakistan Are Inseparable

As Kashmiris commemorate the 78th Accession to Pakistan Day, they renew their pledge that Kashmir and Pakistan are inseparable. The resolution of July 19, 1947, which unequivocally called for Kashmir’s accession to Pakistan, remains an integral part of the Kashmiri psyche. It is not just a historical document; it is a living commitment that continues to inspire and guide the ongoing struggle for freedom. India’s relentless attempts to undermine this bond are not only an affront to the Kashmiri people’s aspirations but also a challenge to the international community’s commitment to justice and self-determination.

The July 19 resolution was an assertion of Kashmir’s rightful place within Pakistan, a position that has been reaffirmed by the collective will of the Kashmiri people time and again. Despite decades of brutal repression, Kashmiris’ allegiance to Pakistan remains unwavering. Their struggle for freedom is not a fleeting desire; it is a moral and political imperative. They will not rest until the dream of accession to Pakistan is realized.

The Resilient Pledge: Kashmiris Will Not Be Silenced

Kashmiris have always been resolute in their demand for freedom, but their struggle is not only about territorial integrity; it is about the fundamental right to self-determination. Despite India’s unspeakable atrocities, Kashmiris’ resilience continues to grow. India’s violence, atrocities, and false narratives of foreign influence have done nothing but reinforce the Kashmiris’ unbreakable commitment to freedom and to Pakistan.

The Kashmiri resistance is a monumental testament to their indomitable will. India’s aggressive tactics and attempts to silence this movement through brutal repression will only serve to fuel the resistance further. Kashmiris’ love for Pakistan is not just a political stance but a profound emotional and cultural bond that no amount of force can sever. Kashmir will one day join Pakistan, and India will not succeed in stopping it.

Conclusion: Kashmiris’ Invincible Spirit Cannot Be Suppressed

Kashmiris remain unfaltering in their pursuit of justice, despite the sustained brutality they face. India’s attempts to suppress their will are doomed to fail because the spirit of the Kashmiri people cannot be crushed. The bond between Kashmir and Pakistan is sacred and inseparable. Kashmir’s fight for freedom and self-determination will not cease until it is achieved. Kashmiris will continue to rise, as Pakistan stands firmly by their side, until the day they are liberated from occupation and finally united with Pakistan. The struggle for Kashmir is not just a regional issue; it is a fight for justice, a fight for freedom, and it will prevail.