APHC AJK organises ‘Long Live Pakistan’ rally at Bagh, AJK

Bagh, AJK: A rally under the auspices of the All Parties Hurriyat Conference AJK chapter was taken out in Bagh, Azad Jammu and Kashmir to celebrate Pakistan’s big victory over India.

According to Kashmir Media Service, the rally titled “Long Live Pakistan” started from Haidari Chowk and culminated at the Bagh Press Club. It was attended by a large number of people.

The rally was led by APHC-AJK Convener Ghulam Muhammad Safi. Later, it turned into a big public gathering. APHC-AJK Advocate Parvez Ahmad Shah hosted the public meeting.

The magnificent show truly reflected the aspirations of the Kashmiri people. The people wholeheartedly expressed their unwavering solidarity, emotional devotion, and support for the Pakistan Army and the Government of Pakistan.

Participants of the “Long Live Pakistan” rally raised passionate and thunderous slogans, sang national songs, and recited patriotic verses to show their deep love and respect for Pakistan and its armed forces.

APHC leaders declared that India orchestrated the Pahalgam false flag operation and wrongly blamed Pakistan without evidence. They stated that India launched an anti-Pakistan and anti-Kashmir campaign, targeting Kashmiri students and civilians across Indian cities, subjecting them to mob violence, torture, and expulsion. Thousands of Kashmiris were killed for supporting Pakistan, with many more arrested, and their homes destroyed using explosives.

The APHC leaders praised Pakistan’s brave armed forces and its vigilant air force, stating they gave a crushing response to Indian aggression.

The leaders commended Pakistan for enforcing a ceasefire on its own terms and putting the Kashmir issue at the forefront of its conditions. They called Pakistan’s successful military operation “Bunyanum Marsous” a clear sign of divine support, honoring the sacrifice of over one lakh Kashmiris and the martyrs of the Pakistan Army.

Congratulating the armed forces and the Government of Pakistan, the leaders noted that on February 5, Pakistan Army Chief General Hafiz Asim Munir had vowed at the Martyrs’ Memorial in Muzaffarabad that Pakistan had fought three wars for Kashmir and was ready to fight more, but would never allow Kashmir – Pakistan’s jugular vein – to fall into enemy hands.

The leaders urged Pakistan to move forward cautiously, learning from past mistakes, and including the Kashmiris in international and multilateral dialogues.

The Long Live Pakistan rally and public meeting witnessed enthusiastic participation from all segments of Bagh’s society, including religious, political, social, commercial, labor, farming communities, and the general public. Mehmood Ahmed Saghar, Syed Manzoor Ahmed Shah, Syed Ijaz Ahmed Shah, Raja Khadim Hussain, Abdul Hameed Lone, Abdul Majeed Mir, Zahid Safi, Zahid Ashraf and Qazi Imran were among key Hurriyat leaders who were present on the occasion.

Among local political and civil society leaderhip who attended the rally included AJK Minister for Information Technology Zia Qamar, AJK Government Minister Meer Akbar, Minister Imtiaz Naseem, Attaullah Shah Gardazi, Abdul Rashid Turabi, JUI-F leader Ameen ul Haq, PML-N Bagh President Raja Muhammad Hafeez, Nisar Ahmad Shahiq, Jamaat-e-Islami Bagh Amir Raja Sajid Chughtai, Syed Altaf Gardazi, APHC local coordinators Raja Ijaz Shaikh, Muhammad Latif Lone, Irshad Ahmad Butt, Abdul Ghani Lone and refugee leaders from Khayaban Colony.