Kashmir issue no more bilateral issue but international human right issue: Debbie Abraham
On 5 August 2019, the Indian government revoked the special status of Kashmir, given under Article 370- which made the region administered by India as its state, it is a larger part of Kashmir which is under dispute among Pakistan and India since 1947.
August 5 was the darkest day in the history of Kashmir, Since Kashmir is under lockdown, India not only violated UN security council resolutions but is also violating human rights.
Pakistan has been the voice of Kashmir on international forum and was telling the tales of Human Rights violations and unbearable cruelty from the Indian army towards Kashmiri people, But India denied it all.
Debbie was deported from Delhi a day before her visit to Kashmir, for her open stance towards the Human rights violation in Kashmir. On a press conference along with Shah Mehmood Qureshi Foreign Minister of Pakistan at his office. She said "We are not here for sightseeing, but because that we are deeply concerned about the human rights situation in Kashmir and we are constantly raising it"
Kashmir valley of Indian administered region is under strict curfew since August 5, 2019. Numerous Political leaders of Kashmir valley are arrested and are kept at unknown locations.
August 5, 2019, was the blackest day of India's democracy, which is the so-called world's largest democracy and secular state.
Minorities in India are saying that Modi PM of India is fascist, it is believed that removal of Article 370 is beginning of racial cleansing in the valley of Kashmir. If India is secular and democratic then the action of Article 370 would have been revoked back as people of Kashmir are not happy with it, despite all the communication from the valley is cut-off and Human rights are being violated there.
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