Islamabad, In a significant demonstration of solidarity, Tehreek Nafiz Fiqh Jafaria organized worldwide protest rallies on February 5, including a prominent rally in Islamabad, to support the freedom struggle of Kashmir and the Tehreek Hurriyat movements of Karbala and Kashmir. The events aimed to draw international attention to the plight of Kashmiris, criticizing global and human rights organizations for their silence on the issue. The rallies also included presenting memoranda at United Nations offices and Indian embassies across various countries, calling for an end to the atrocities in Kashmir.

According to Tehreek Nafaze Fiqhe Jafariya, the leadership, including Syed Mohammad Abbas Kazmi, President Ali Naqi, and Ammar Hyder, Chairman of Mukhtar SO, condemned the ongoing violence in Kashmir and Karbala, attributing it to what they described as the “atrocities of Indian beasts.” They criticized international institutions for their inaction and silence, which they argue has led to the current state of despair and misery among the Kashmiri people. The protests underscored the unity of Pakistan with the Kashmiri struggle, asserting that the freedom of Kashmir is an issue that affects not only the region but potentially risks a quarter of the world’s population due to the nuclear capabilities of the involved nations.

The leaders emphasized that the struggle of the Kashmiris is deeply intertwined with the spirit of the movement led by Hussain (a.s.) and vowed to continue supporting the Kashmiri cause until a resolution is reached. They highlighted the universal right to freedom and the specific grievances of the Kashmiri people, stressing that the issue of Kashmir remains a critical point of contention that must be addressed to avert a larger conflict.