Azad Kashmir President Declares Pakistan Incomplete Without Kashmir

MIRPUR: The President of Azad Kashmir, Barrister Sultan Mehmood Chaudhry, emphasized that Pakistan is incomplete without Kashmir, reiterating the region’s integral role in the national identity during a recent address.

Chaudhry made these remarks at a gathering commemorating Kashmir Solidarity Day, where he highlighted the historical and cultural ties that bind Kashmir to Pakistan. He stated, “Kashmir is the jugular vein of Pakistan, and its liberation is essential for the country’s sovereignty and integrity.” His comments resonate with longstanding sentiments among many Pakistanis regarding the disputed territory.

This statement underscores the ongoing political and social implications of the Kashmir issue, which remains a focal point in Pakistan’s foreign policy and national discourse. The President’s remarks aim to galvanize public support for the Kashmir cause, especially in light of recent escalations in tensions between India and Pakistan over the region.

Looking ahead, the Azad Kashmir government plans to intensify its diplomatic efforts to raise awareness about the Kashmir issue on international platforms. Upcoming meetings with foreign diplomats and advocacy groups are expected to further highlight the plight of Kashmiris and seek support for their right to self-determination.