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Political leadership strongly condemn Indian aggression along LOC

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Political leadership of the country has strongly condemned Indian Aggression along Line of Control (LOC).

Political leadership while condemning the Indian aggression along the LOC also called India as a threat to regional peace.

Co-Chairman Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) Asif Zardari called out Indian use of cluster bomb on civilians a heinous crime and shared grief with families of martyred.

Chief Minister Punjab Usman Buzdar also called out Indian use of cluster ammunition on civilians as a coward act.

Chairman PPP Bilawal Bhutto Zardari said that its an opportunity to hold Modi government accountable for its atrocities in Kashmir by raising this issue at UN.

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Former leader of the opposition Khursheed Shah also said that Indian use of cluster bomb will never be tolerated under any circumstances.

Khursheed Shah further said that India must not think of Pakistan peace proposals as its weakness.

Jamiat-e-Ulema Islam (JUI-F) leader Moulana Fazal Ur Rehman said that use of cluster bomb is violation of international laws. India is killing unarmed civilians in Kashmir.

Provincial minister Samsam Bukhari said that Indian aggression shows its real face. Killing of innocent Kashmiris is an act of state terrorism.

Spokesperson Sindh government Barrister Murtaza Wahab also called out Indian aggression along the LOC and use of cluster bomb against civilians a violation of international laws.

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