Britain calls on Pakistan to give up its rights to Pakistan-Occupied-Kashmir

The Dhaka Times Desk Recently, the entire world is in a great crisis over Kashmir. Other countries of the world have been trying to reconcile Pakistan and India. This time, Britain called on Pakistan to give up the rights of Pakistan-Occupied-Kashmir.

Recently, the entire world is in a great crisis over Kashmir. Other countries of the world have been trying to reconcile Pakistan and India. This time, Britain called on Pakistan to give up the rights of Pakistan-Occupied-Kashmir.

The international circles are repeatedly explaining that Pakistan's time is not good. India's opposition to the abrogation of Article 370 and removal of special status in Kashmir has not been very profitable. From the world's most powerful countries to the United Nations everywhere, advice for restraint is coming. That is why Pakistan and India have their eyes on Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK). So there is a new wind in the door of Kashmir with PoK. For that reason, British MP Bob Blackman practically criticized Pakistan for taking this issue to the United Nations.

According to media reports, yesterday (Sunday) this British MP has clearly stated that Jammu and Kashmir is a part of India. So Pakistan should first vacate Pakistan Occupied Kashmir. His statement, "The whole of Jammu and Kashmir is part of India. Those who want to implement the UN advice in this regard should immediately withdraw the Pak military forces from Kashmir. So that it is possible to unite this state.”

Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mohammad Qureshi said a few days ago that Islamabad will approach the International Court of Justice again regarding the Kashmir issue and challenge the Narendra Modi government's decision to remove Article 370 from Kashmir. Just after this comment, British MP Bob Blackman made such a statement. This news was given by the Indian media Kolkata24.

Last Friday, Imran Khan participated in a mourning procession on the Kashmir issue in Muzaffarabad, the capital of Pakistan Occupied Kashmir. There he said that he will address the United Nations General Assembly next week. Because he does not want to disappoint the Kashmiri people in any way.