London: Eight important personalities of civil society from Canada, Britain, Turkiye, Syria, Denmark, Mauritius and Bangladesh while supporting the right to self-determination of Kashmiris have said that Kashmri people are not alone in their struggle but whole Muslim Ummah and upright world standing with them.
The Kashmir Centre has shared a video on social media in which the important personalities of these countries have expressed Solidarity with Kashmiris on Kashmir Solidarity Day.
Deputy Editor of Five Pillars News and Co-Founder Dilli Hussain in his message said that a message of solidarity and brotherhood and unity to the Ummah in occupied Kashmir who continue to prove to us generation after generation that they are a beacon of hope and aspiration in the struggle against tyranny, operation and occupation of the Fascistic Hindutuva regime of India.
Rubeika from Kosovo said that we stand in solidarity with the people of Kashmir. Abdullah Al-Andalusi said 'I support our brothers and sisters in Kashmir'. Canadian journalist Paul Salcatore said we stand in solidarity with the people of Kashmir.
Younus from Human Aid and Advocacy said that he supports the people of Kashmir. Saeed from Mauritius in his message said he stands in solidarity with the people of Kashmir.
Vice President of the Indo-Pakistan Development Forum at King's Husnain said that he stand with the Kashmiri people on Kashmir Solidarity Day.
Aysanur from Turkiye said that she stands in solidarity with the Kashmir and support the people of Kashmir. Messiah Sadat from Denmark said that he stands in solidarity with the people of Kashmir. Dima from Syria said that she supports the people of Kashmir in their right to self-determination. Muhammad Talha Arif from Sargodha, Pakistan said that he stands with Kashmiri people on this very day. Abdul Hamid from Birmingham in England (Made in Pakistan) said that he stand with Kashmir. Shamoly Haque from Bangladesh said that she stands in solidarity with the people of Kashmir.
World Kashmir Freedom Movement President Muzzammil Ayyub Thakur in his message said that we refused to be erased and we refuse to be forgotten, we will never let anyone forget Kashmir, winter will flee, snow will melt, again spring will come again.