5 August, Black Day For Kashmir Trending on Twitter
Terming 5 August as a “black day” in the constitutional and democratic history of the country. Secondly, The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has said that the “draconian” steps taken on the day in 2019 have not only betrayed the trust of the people but also complicated the issue of Jammu and Kashmir further and taken the political process back by decades. Furthermore, In a statement issued, PDP Chief Mehbooba Mufti said that 5 August has become a reminder of the subversion of the democratic and constitutional system of the country.
Messages of the President and Prime Minister on the ‘Kashmir Black Day’ were read out which emphasized. Pakistan’s continued moral, political and diplomatic support to
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..@Mee_Zainab pic.twitter.com/cD6hbvA0qE— Zainab Raja 👑 (@Mee_Zainab) August 5, 2021
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UN has expressed serious concerns over large number of killings by Indian security forces. Moreover, Human Rights groups have also accused the Indian security forces of using child soldiers@Anum_TMF pic.twitter.com/gBs0kXxoQ1— 🦋Anum Saba🦋 (@Anum_TMF) August 5, 2021
5th August is another black day in the history of Kashmir as India has revoked the constitutional status of Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir by violating international laws..
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..@Mee_Zainab pic.twitter.com/7PSddoRQI0— Zainab Raja 👑 (@Mee_Zainab) August 5, 2021
Twitter filled with Hashtag 5th August Black Day for Kashmir:
Moreover, “It is a day when the country was lied to & the highest institutions were misused. Furthermore, “All that happened on August 5; 2019 further complicated the issue of Jammu and Kashmir and made the road to resolution of; the problem more tedious and painful as people, in general, feel more alienated. Lastly, In order to restore peace with dignity in Jammu and Kashmir; there is no alternative to dialogue and reconciliation to address internal as well as the external dimensions of the issue of Jammu & Kashmir,” she said.
