Kashmiris’ rights raises up in a community carnival in Hamburg

Brussels (PR) Human rights of people of Jammu and Kashmir were concentrated in a community carnival on Saturday in Hamburg city of Germany.
A huge number of trucks participated in this multicultural parade and one of these lorries was specified for Kashmir which was arranged by Kashmir Council EU and Kashmir Free Organization Germany.
During the parade of numerous trucks along with the several number of people moved for hours in different areas of Hamburg during the day. Kashmiri song, “I love freedom and I will get freedom” was presented through the Kashmiri truck throughout the community carnival.
In this procession, Chairman Kashmir Council EU Mr Ali Raza, President Kashmir Free Organization Germany Mr Sidique Kiani, World Kashmir Diaspora Alliance (WKDA) Ch Khalid M. Joshi and member Carnival committee Mr Samee Ullah and many others participated while representing Kashmir.
The trucks had different banners with slogans against racism and brutalities and in favor of peace and harmony at the globe.
The Kashmiri truck was decorated with the Kashmiri flags and banners along with pictures of human rights violation in Indian Held Kashmir and slogans in favour of freedom of Jammu and Kashmir from Indian occupation.
Beside Kashmiris, the carnival was attended by a number of other organizations and its objective was to highlight values and social rights of the people belonging to different cultures. The carnival was started some years ago in Germany but this is for the second time, Kashmiris with a truck took part of this unique demonstration.
On the occasion, chairman Kashmir Council EU Mr Ali Raza Syed said, our objective is to highlight issue of Kashmir and get support in favor of oppressed people of Indian held Kashmir. We shall continue to raise issue of human rights of Kashmiris through new ways and methods.
President Kashmir Free Organization Mr Saddique Kiyani said, the truck with Kashmiri shade specially having Kashmiri flags and banners with human rights slogans helped in raising voice of Kashmiris in Europe.