Kashmir Martyrs’ Day: The Invincible Spirit of Resistance

A Day of Defiance, A Call to Remember

On July 13, the All Parties Hurriyat Conference (APHC) has called for a complete shutdown in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK) to mark the Kashmir Martyrs’ Day: a day that echoes with the blood of 22 martyrs. These brave souls were murdered in cold blood by Dogra forces in 1931. The shutdown is not just a protest; it is the reawakening of Kashmir’s eternal struggle for freedom.

The Martyrs of July 13: Sacrifice That Cannot Be Forgotten

The story of July 13, 1931, is not just a tale of death; it is the birth of defiance. When 22 youth were gunned down by Dogra soldiers, they became the torchbearers of Kashmir’s resistance. This massacre was not an end; it was a beginning of the spark that ignited the fire of freedom in Kashmir’s heart. The blood of the martyrs flows in every Kashmiri’s veins.

Martyrdom Over Slavery: The Message That Echoes Through Time

The APHC declared: “Martyrdom is better than slavery.” This is the essence of July 13. Kashmiris would rather die than live under the curse of occupation. The martyrs of 1931 gave their lives to show the world that freedom is not a luxury but a right. Their blood has not been shed in vain; it is the fuel that powers Kashmir’s ongoing fight. The struggle for freedom will not stop until the shackles are broken.

The Courage of 600,000 Martyrs

The sacrifice of 600,000 martyrs since 1931 speaks volumes. From July 13, 1931, to today, every life lost in this battle for justice adds a new chapter to Kashmir’s legacy of bravery, courage, and resistance. The martyrs’ blood flows through Kashmir’s land, reminding everyone that their struggle will never be forgotten. These are not just martyrs; they are Kashmir’s true heroes.

Kashmir’s Voice Cannot Be Silenced

The APHC’s call is not just about remembering the dead; it’s about continuing the fight. The message of the martyrs is loud and clear: Kashmiris will not bow down. They will not be silenced. Kashmir’s spirit is unbreakable. The struggle is not just about past martyrs; it’s about those who continue to fight for freedom and justice today. The freedom struggle is unstoppable.

Global Solidarity for Kashmir’s Freedom

The APHC has called for international solidarity with Kashmir’s legitimate struggle. They urge the world to push for the implementation of United Nations resolutions on Kashmir. The Hindutva agenda seeks to annihilate Kashmir’s identity, but the world must stand with Kashmir against this onslaught. The indifference of the international community has allowed India to trample Kashmiris’ rights, but it’s time for the world to act and force India to honor Kashmir’s right to self-determination.

The Path to Freedom: A New Dawn for Kashmir

The day will come when Kashmiris will break the chains of Indian bondage. The struggle for freedom will reach its logical conclusion. The world must act now to end the brutality and oppression that has stained Kashmir for decades. The message of July 13 resonates more than ever: Kashmiris are willing to sacrifice everything for their freedom, and their fight will not end until that goal is achieved.

Conclusion: The Martyrs’ Legacy Is Eternal

Kashmir’s fight for freedom and justice is a legacy that cannot be erased. The martyrs of July 13 will never be forgotten, and their sacrifice will fuel the struggle for liberation. The world must stand with Kashmir. The battle for freedom will continue, and Kashmiris will never stop until they have broken free from the chains of Indian occupation.