Chairman J&KFF Ch. Naeem Akhtar, emerges as a strong voice for the oppressed people of IOJ&K

Paris, (PR): Chairman Jammu & Kashmir Forum France, Chaudhary Naeem Akhtar, emerged as a strong voice for the oppressed people of Indian-occupied Jammu and Kashmir. He led a large group to a major protest held at the Eiffel Tower in solidarity with the Pakistan Armed Forces and against India. The participants carried Pakistani and Kashmiri flags, chanting powerful anti-India slogans.While addressing the protest, Chaudhry Naeem Akhtar stated, “We want peace, but if India starts a war, our brave armed forces will make India taste defeat.” He added that despite over seven decades of brutal oppression, India has failed to crush the Kashmiris’ spirit of freedom.He said the large presence of Kashmiris at the protest is a testament to their passion, which cannot be defeated. Referring to the National Security Committee’s statement, he affirmed that the entire Pakistani and Kashmiri nation stands firmly with the Pakistan Army.
We are fortunate to be among those who either become martyrs or victors while defending our country,” he said. Pakistan seeks a peaceful resolution to the Kashmir issue according to UN resolutions.He added that India wrongly assumes Kashmiris don’t support Pakistan. “In fact, Kashmiris are frontline defenders of Pakistan’s security,” he emphasized.Chaudhry Naeem Akhtar assured the military leadership that if India imposes war, Kashmiris will fight alongside the Pakistan Army to liberate occupied Jammu & Kashmir. Today, we stand united beyond political differences,” he declared.He recalled that their forefathers sacrificed their lives for the freedom of the region, and the current generation will not hesitate to do the same. “If India attempts any misadventure, the people of Azad Jammu & Kashmir will stand shoulder to shoulder with the Pakistan Army and give a crushing response,” he warned.The protest concluded with chants in favor of Pakistan, Azad Jammu & Kashmir, occupied Jammu & Kashmir, and the Pakistan Armed Forces.