Pashtun Tahaffuz Movement chief Manzoor Pashteen has said in a statement that the colonialists have attacked Kashmiris from all sides for their peaceful protest for their rights, and Pakistan has stained Kashmir with the blood of its historical and real owners, the Kashmiris.
He said that instead of giving rights to Kashmiris, Pakistan has given bodies, injuries and restrictions to Kashmiris. During the protests that have been going on since last month, Pakistan has so far martyred dozens of Kashmiri protesters, injured hundreds and arrested hundreds.
He said that Jammu Kashmir Joint Action Committee leader Shaukat Ayaz has been imprisoned, Umar Nazir was attacked, and today Umar Nazir’s brother was martyred. All kinds of tactics were used to harm Sardar Aman. Is this Pakistan’s brotherhood with Kashmir? Blood, brutality, terror, martyrdom, arrests, bullets and fatwas of treason are not brotherhood but enmity.
Manzoor Pashteen said that today Kashmiri mothers are sitting in front of the bullet-riddled bodies of their young sons, while colonialism is celebrating and rejoicing. We express our full solidarity with the Kashmiris. We express our condolences to the families of Umar Nazir and other martyrs and the entire Kashmir. We will also support the Kashmiri diaspora at the global level.
The PTM leader said that the only sin of the Kashmiris is that they did not accept slavery and have spoken about managing their motherland themselves, and have refused to accept the decisions of the Punjabi colonialists. Continuing resistance while enduring hardships, difficulties and suffering for the sake of their motherland Kashmir is the history of the Kashmiris. The use of force will not suppress the Kashmiris but will further emerge. The Punjabi colonialists (aka the state of Pakistan), drunk on power, have martyred countless Baloch, Pashtun, Sindhi and Muhajirs, and have now started this series against the Kashmiris.
Finally, he said that we, the oppressed nations, will not bow down before oppression, coercion, brutality and fatwas, nor will we retreat, but it is the unwavering decision of the oppressed nations that we will not accept slavery under any circumstances, nor will we forget or forgive these atrocities.
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