PM Imran Khan calls Saudi Crown Prince, discusses Kashmir issue

The Prime Minister has called Saudi Crown Prince on Tuesday, to inform about the ongoing Indian atrocities in occupied Kashmir.

According to the Arab media, Prime Minister Imran Khan called Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, to discuss about the latest situations of Indian-occupied Kashmir.

This is the third call to be held between the two Ministers in two weeks, in which they exchanged thoughts over the regional peace.

India has unilaterally revoked Article 370 of the Indian Constitution that granted special status to Jammu and Kashmir.

All means of communications have been suspended after the imposed curfew on the Kashmiris, which entered 30th consecutive day today.

The Indian government had revoked the rescinded years of autonomy and gave full control of the disputed region to New Delhi.

Due to consecutive curfew, groceries are about to end, and people are finding it hard to get food. Milk for children have become rare in the available.

Kashmiri Muslims were unable to sacrifice animals and offer Eid-ul-Adha prayers, as entire occupied territory has been converted into a military garrison and a big concentration camp through deployment of forces’ personnel in every street and village of the territory.

Two days ago, Nobel prize-winning Indian welfare economist Amartya Sen stated, that there can be no solution to the Kashmir issue without democracy.