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Pakistani, Kashmiri, Sikh communities stage a protest against Indian terrorism, Pahalgam drama in front of Eiffel Tower

Paris: In front of the world-famous tourist attraction, the Eiffel Tower, members of the Pakistani, Kashmiri, and Sikh communities staged a strong protest against Indian terrorism and the so-called Pahalgam drama.

During the protest, participants urged the international community to recognize that India often targets its own citizens in terrorist incidents and then falsely blames Pakistan. Pakistan has consistently shown willingness for impartial investigations on all platforms, but India continues to hide behind false propaganda.

The most remarkable aspect of the protest was the unity among participants from all walks of life - from 10-year-old children to elderly people aged up to 70. The passion and enthusiasm of the protestors were highly noteworthy.

Chants such as "India Terrorist," "Modi Terrorist," "Long Live Pakistan," and "Long Live Pakistan Army" echoed through the venue. Tourists from around the world present at the Eiffel Tower were drawn to the protest, responding with curiosity and engagement to the slogans being raised against Indian terrorism.

The demonstration was organized by Asif, President of the Jammu and Kashmir Democratic Forum, and Haji Asghar Jilani, a well-known businessman and President of the EU-Pak Friendship Federation France. The protest exposed Indian atrocities, deception, and lies.

Protestors also raised powerful slogans in support of Pakistan Army Chief General Syed Asim Munir. This protest will be remembered as a powerful expression of love for Pakistan and its armed forces.