MIRPUR: Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) Prime Minister Raja Farooq Haider Khan said on Sunday that Kashmir was a nuclear flash-point in South Asia and the possibility of war between India and Pakistan over Kashmir could not be ruled out.
He was talking to the delegation of newly elected office bearers of District Bar Association Rawalpindi and High Court Bar Association that called on him at Jammu and Kashmir House in the federal capital on Sunday, an AJK government official statement released to the media Sunday night said.
The AJK prime minister stressed the need for an immediate increase of military power to foil the expansionist and nefarious designs of India. “No diplomacy can survive without power and Pakistan is the only country capable to stop India from its expansionist motives in the region”, he added.
He said that RSS ideology was working behind the satanic brain of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. “We are fully aware of the challenges being faced by our beloved country but it is imperative to enhance the military power of the country”, the premier asserted.
He also said that India despite all its efforts miserably failed to buy the loyalties of the Kashmiris. “It is high time for us to do whatever we can for our brethren who are the victims of worst state terrorism in Indian Occupied Kashmir (IOK)”, he added.
The AJK prime minister said Kashmiris were rendering matchless sacrifices for the freedom of their motherland.
He urged the lawyers to play their effective role highlighting the right to self-determination movement of the people of IOK. “Lawyers fraternity must feel proud to be in the same profession which was the profession of the founders of Pakistan Muhammad Ali Jinnah and Allama Dr Muhammad Iqbal,” he added.
PM Haider expressed the hope that time was not so far when the people of IOK would see the dawn of freedom of their motherland.
On this occasion, the newly-elected office-bearers of the district and high court bars associations invited the prime minister to address their respective bars. The premier accepted their invitation.
