Pakistan’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Munir Akram delivered to the UN leadership, the identical letter from the Foreign Minister Bilawal Bhutto Zardari on the worsening situation in Indian illegally occupied Kashmir, as Kashmiris and Pakistanis all over the world observed Black Day.
The “Kashmir Black Day” marks the India’s massive invasion and occupation of the territory on 27th October 1947.
The Ambassador met the President of the UN General Assembly, Csaba Korosi of Hungary, and the UN Security Council President for the month of October, Michel Biang of Gabon, and handed over to them the letter, which was delivered to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, who is out of the New York city.
Ambassador Akram, winding up the discussion on the Kashmir dispute at a webinar earlier in the day, said that Pakistan had kept the Security Council informed almost every month about the evolving situation in IIOJK.
The letter of the foreign minister will be released by the UN as a document of the Security Council and the General Assembly.
This, Ambassador Akram, said, was part of the efforts to keep the world apprised of the evolving situation and India’s continuing oppression in illegally occupied Jammu and Kashmir. FM Bilawal’s letter on IIOJK situation delivered to UN leadership
