PM telephones Angela Merkel, discusses over tensions in Kashmir

Prime Minister Imran Khan on Friday had a telephonic conversation with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, where the two leaders discussed the latest situation developed after India’s illegal and unilateral actions in occupied Kashmir.

The premier explained to German chancellor how New Delhi’s actions were in direct contravention of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) resolutions, international law and its solemn commitments.

On August 5, India revoked the special status of Kashmir, which brought communication and travel restrictions in the disputed region.

PM Imran, during the telephonic talk with Merkel, shed light on the dire human rights situation in the valley where locals were facing severe shortages of food and medicines.

“Intensified Indian repression can result in a massive loss of Kashmiri lives, which must be prevented at all costs,” he told the German chancellor.

PM Imran underlined concerns that India would in all probability attempt a false flag operation to divert attention from its massive human rights violations and the unleashing of a reign of terror in Kashmir.

He added, “India’s actions have serious implications for peace and security in the region and the international community has the responsibility to act urgently.”

Earlier in the day, Prime Minister has warned the international community that India will in all probability attempt a false flag operation to divert attention from its massive human rights violations and the reign of terror in occupied Kashmir.

In a tweet today, he said we are hearing Indian media claims that some terrorists from Afghanistan have entered occupied Kashmir for terrorist activities, while others have entered India’s southern regions. He said these claims are predictable to divert attention from India’s ethnic cleansing and genocide agenda in occupied Kashmir.