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Kashmir Solidarity Day 2014 will observed in Pakistan on February 5th this day is a day of all Pakistani community over the world to show the unity to the other world. This is purely a day of a protest against all the Indian occupied Kashmir. Almost there are total 139,000 sq km with a population of 10 million people is bounded by India and the Muslims there are in pain day and night. The valley of Kashmir is consider to be a heaven on other just because of its beauty as it is also a owner of many rivers Indus, Zanskar, Suru, Nubra Shyok, Jhelum, and Chinab. Other than that Chinar, Deodar, Alpine trees, fresh water lakes and waterfall these are the natural beauty in which the Kashmir is enriched.

On the day of Partition 1947 it is announced that the Muslims majority areas will be in Pakistan side and Kashmir is a Muslims area but Hari Singh, Maharaja of Jammu & Kashmir is not in favor of Pakistan and announced to be on Indian side that wan not the right decisions according to the law but it happen in October 1947. From that day the Kashmir movement started and all kashmiri starts rising slogan against the state of India. well now 5th Feb of every year all Pakistani people with their Kashmiri brother pay homage to all the martyrs and express their love and care for their Kashmiri brothers who are still under the Indian Government and feel pain every minute when they show cruel behavior against them. There is an approximate figure what Indian do in Kashmir and in what circumstances our brothers are living, total killing of innocent individuals were 93,801, custodial killings in various camps and jails were 6,996. Overall 1, 20,392 individuals have been arrested, structural damaged have been done to the property was 1, 05,955. Moreover 22,764 women have been injured and suffered with severe injuries, 10,042 women have been gang raped or molested and over 1, 07,441 kids have become orphaned. Where are the human rights are there is no rules of human rights in

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