On Prime Minister Imran Khan’s call, Pakistani celebrities will be joining the Kashmir solidarity rally in Muzaffarabad on Friday.

Stars including Humayun Saeed, Maya Ali, Sahir Ali Bagga, Hareem Farooq and Shahid Afridi took to twitter to show their support and urged their fans to participate in the public gathering.

Starlet Maya Ali tweeted “Let’s stand by our Prime minister this Friday and show our support for our Kashmiri brothers and sisters. I will also be in Muzaffarabad to attend the Prime Minister’s jalsa.”

Let’s stand by our Prime minister this Friday and show our support for our Kashmiri brothers and sisters. I will also be in muzzafarad to attend the Prime Ministers jalsa, and I request you all to attend, as this is the time to stand up and raise our voices.#LetsGoToMzd

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— Maya Ali (@mayaali07) September 11, 2019

Singer Sahir Ali Bagga requested people to join him “in raising voice against atrocities by Indians on innocent Kashmiris.”

Let us join Priminister in raising voice against atrocities by Indians on innocent kashmiris. For this purpose i will be joing Priminister and all Pakistanis at Muzaffarabad on this Friday. Come and join us for the love of our kashmiri brothers and sisters. #letsgotomuzaffarabad

— Sahir Ali Bagga (@sahiralibagga) September 11, 2019

Actress Hareem Farooq tweeted, “It’s time to unite and raise our voice for Kashmir! I will be joining our respected PM in Muzaffarabad to do so and I urge all of you to participate as well and show the world our strength. Every voice counts!”

Its time to unite and raise our voice for Kashmir! I will be joining our respected PM in Muzzafarabad to do so and I urge all of you to participate aswell and show the world our strength. Every voice counts! https://www.bolnews.com/entertainment/2019/09/showbiz-stars-to-join-pm-imrans-muzaffarabad-rally/amp/

— Hareem Farooq (@FarooqHareem) September 11, 2019

Through this gathering, the premier wants to send a message to the world that Pakistan stands resolutely with Kashmiris who are under siege since August 5 after India revoked Article 370 and imposed curfew in the valley.