AJK President, Prime Minister slam India’s Pahalgam false flag operation

President of Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) Barrister Sultan Mahmood Chaudhry and Prime Minister Chaudhry Anwarul Haq Sunday strongly condemned India's Pahalgam false flag operation, calling it a planned conspiracy to intensify atrocities in occupied Kashmir.

The two leaders expressed grave concern that under the cover of the Pahalgam incident, India has ramped up human rights violations and unleashed a new wave of oppression against innocent Kashmiris, fueled by Modi’s Hindutva agenda.

Barrister Sultan and Anwarul Haq called upon the international community to intervene and pressure India to halt its heinous actions. They reaffirmed their commitment to exposing Indian fascism and highlighting the Kashmir issue at every international forum, using Azad Kashmir as the base camp of Azadi (freedom).

The meeting wasn’t just about India’s provocations; it was also future-focused. Both leaders expressed satisfaction with the efforts for good governance in AJK and agreed to intensify efforts for even greater transparency and service delivery. They decided to accelerate construction and development projects across Azad Kashmir to usher in a new era of prosperity, ensuring that real change reaches the common man.

In a detailed discussion on the latest political dynamics in both occupied and Azad Kashmir, Barrister Sultan and Anwarul Haq exchanged views on mutual interests, laying down a roadmap to strengthen political unity and development in the region.

The message coming loud and clear from Islamabad: Azad Kashmir’s leadership is vigilant, united, and ready to fight the battle for Kashmir’s freedom on every front — diplomatic, political, and humanitarian.