Across Southern Punjab, including cities such as Multan, Wahari, Muzaffargarh, Jahanian, Dhannot, Mailsi, Kabirwala, Shah Jamal, Shujaabad, Talamba, and Kehroṛ Paka, people celebrated Kashmir Solidarity Day with great enthusiasm yesterday. Various political parties, religious groups, civil society organizations, and educational institutions organized rallies, processions, seminars, and conferences to show their unwavering support for the Kashmiri people’s struggle for freedom.
In Multan, several organizations and institutions took part in the events. Prominent leaders from groups like the Muslim League, Pakistan Peoples Party, Jamaat-e-Islami, Tehreek-e-Labbaik, and student bodies delivered speeches praising the persistent fight of the Kashmiri people against oppression. They stressed that Kashmir is the “lifeline” of Pakistan and emphasized that the struggle for Kashmiri self-determination must continue until Indian rule is ended.
Participants raised slogans against Indian oppression, carrying banners and flags that read “Kashmir Banega Pakistan” and other messages of solidarity. Educational institutions and municipal bodies joined the celebrations, ensuring smooth conduct of the rallies with proper security arrangements by local police and traffic authorities.
Similar events were held in other cities across the region. In some areas, seminars and conferences were organized where speakers underlined the importance of global peace and justice, stating that lasting peace in the world can only be achieved once the issues in Kashmir and Palestine are resolved.
Overall, the day was marked by a strong sense of unity and patriotism. Citizens reaffirmed their commitment to support the Kashmiri people in their quest for freedom, celebrating Kashmir Solidarity Day as a reminder of the continuous struggle for justice and self-determination.