Shimla agreement dead, Pakistan will decide what to do: FM

Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi has said that Shimla agreement is dead and Pakistan will decide what to do next.

After attending the emergency meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC),  FM said that the whole world is condemning the actions of Modi government.

FM also said that even in India there are people talking against such actions. Modi has buried the vision of Nehru’s India.

FM further added that OIC General Secretary has strongly condemned Indian actions in Kashmir and OIC human rights committee has also demanded passage to IOJ&K.

We knew India is up to something in Kashmir that is why we made the United Nations aware of the situation. Maleeha Lodhi will also forward the concerns to the UN today, he added.

FM also said that the UN must create an inquiry commission to investigate the matter of Kashmir and Indian human rights violations.

I came here for Hajj pilgrimage, but after accessing the situation, I find it my national duty to be back in Pakistan he added.

Chadam Bharam himself has called it a black day in the history of Pakistan, FM said.

India revoked the special status of Kashmir by abrogating articles 370 and 35A, and a resolution has also been presented in Lok Sabha today.

Earlier, China also expressed its opposition to India’s move to create a separate Union Territory of Ladakh.

Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying in Beijing said the issue is a legacy of history between India and Pakistan, which is also the consensus of the international community.