Rawalpindi, (Parliament Times) : Punjab Council of the Aarts staged a play “Jalti Wadi” with the collaboration of Rawalpindi Islamabad Stage Artists Welfare Society to highlight the independence struggle of Kashmiries. The play was written by Syed Saleem Affandi and directed by Sapna Shah. Waheed Minhas, Jhalak Ali, Liaquat Shah, Saleem Affandi, Sapna Shah, Anjum Abbasi, Raja Sattar, Ehsan Qureshi, Tahir Shirazi and Arshad Khan were among the artists of the play. The special guest of the play was Mushaal Mullick, wife of Hurriat leader Yasin Malik. Speaking on this occasion, Mushaal Mullick said that India was breaking mountains of oppression and barbarism on unarmed Kashmiries. Occupied India has allowed Indians to buy land in the valley. In fact, there is a conspiracy to turn Kashmiries into a minority in the valley. Ninety lacs Kashmiries have been under curfew for fifteen months. Thousands of Kashmiri youth are being tortured.The United Nations should give Kashmiries the right to vote in accordance with UN Security Council resolutions, she added. Welcoming the Kashmiries’ independence movement, Director Arts Council Waqar Ahmed said that Kashmiries would soon gain independence from the occupying India, adding that the United Nations, European Union and other major countries of the world should play their role in resolving the Kashmir issue. How long has the world remained silent on the atrocities taking place in the occupied valley? Kashmiries are sacrificing their lives to save their identity from being erased. Hundreds of people from different walks of life were present at the Arts Council to watch the drama.
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