Protest in Paris Condemns Modi’s Visit Amid Kashmir Issues

As Indian PM Narendra Modi visited France, a large protest erupted in Paris, where the Kashmiri diaspora voiced their anger over the situation in IIOJK.

A protest demonstration was held in Paris by the Kashmiri diaspora in opposition to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to France. The event was organized by the Jammu Kashmir Democratic Forum France (JKDFF), where protesters gathered to voice their discontent against India’s actions in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK).

The protesters carried placards with messages condemning the Indian government’s brutal actions in IIOJK. As they marched through the streets, demonstrators shouted anti-India slogans, with many holding Modi responsible for the ongoing violence against Muslims. The protesters also questioned the legitimacy of India’s democratic system, accusing it of turning a blind eye to the suffering of Kashmiri Muslims.

The protest aimed to highlight the continued oppression of the Kashmiri people and denounce the controversial policies of Modi’s government in the disputed region. By raising their voices, the participants wanted to draw global attention to the human rights abuses allegedly committed by Indian forces in IIOJK. The demonstration was not just a political statement but also an expression of solidarity with the oppressed Kashmiris, showing support for their long-standing struggle for justice and self-determination.

This protest is a part of broader efforts by the Kashmiri diaspora to raise awareness about the ongoing conflict in the region. The demonstrators hope to pressure the international community into taking a stand against the human rights violations in IIOJK, while calling for an end to India’s military presence and human rights abuses in the region.