Published 11:28 IST, August 1st 2020
Imran Khan orders '1-min silence' on August 5 for Kashmir, netizens call out Pak's terror
In yet another attempt to rake up Kashmir issue, Pakistan will observe one-minute silence on August 5 as India completes one-year of abrogation of Article 370
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As India completes one year since abrogation of Article 370, Pakistan will observe one-minute silence across country to extend 'Solidarity' to Kashmiri people, in yet anor attempt to rake up Kashmir issue. Mass rallies and peace walks are planned on day, according to Rio Pakistan. Last year, Pakistan me several attempts to intervene in Kashmir issue, with Pakistan PM Imran Khan nominating himself as 'ambassor' of Indian state.
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Netizens call out Pak's sham efforts
Pakistan's failed attempts to rake up Kashmir issue
Since India abrogated Article 370, Pakistan has not stopped raising issue at international platforms, despite several unsuccessful attempts. This, despite India making it clear more than once that issue is India's internal matter. While Pakistan continues to sponsor cross-border terrorism in valley, Pakistan PM Imran Khan has levelled serious allegations on Indian government and has even peddled fake news about India forces in valley. Khan has repeatedly fearmongered and peddled fake news on Kashmir's ground situation. He has also faced defeat on an international scale after he called for global mediation into bilateral issue.
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Abrogation of Article 370
In 2019, Government of India abrogated Article 370 - that gave special rights to erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir and bifurcated it into two Union Territories - J&K and Lakh. Prior to announcement of decision in Parliament on August 5, Centre placed mainstream political leers of J&K in preventive detention. ditional 38000 troops were moved in Kashmir Valley ahe of decision, as Centre said that re was security threat from Pakistan.
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PSA revoked
Almost after seven months of detention, Jammu Kashmir ministration released NC chief J&K Farooq Abdullah, his son and former J&K CM Omar Abdullah, former IAS officer Shah Faesal and ors. However, some leers including PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti is still in detention. Centre also issued new domicile laws and is gearing up for delimitation process of newly bifurcated Union territories - Jammu- Kashmir and Lakh.
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11:28 IST, August 1st 2020