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'Kashmir Hour' being observed today to show solidarity with Indian Occupied Kashmir

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The nation will observe ‘Kashmir Hour’ today to express solidarity with the Kashmiris of Indian Occupied Kashmir
The nation will observe ‘Kashmir Hour’ today to express solidarity with the Kashmiris of Indian Occupied Kashmir (IoK) over unprecedented atrocities and aggression being committed by Indian armed forces against them.

The ‘Kashmir Hour’ will be observed between 12pm to 12:30pm throughout the country with the national anthem of Pakistan and Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) playing.

Both the anthems will be aired on all the television and radio channels.

All people, traffic and vehicles will stand still during the playing of national anthems during the time.

The prime minister along with all the chief ministers and parliamentarians will come out in front of the PM and CM Secretariat building or lawn.

People have been instructed to come out of their office buildings, houses, markets, malls and gather in nearby streets.

Pakistan and AJK flags will be distributed among the public while all the stakeholders will be engaged for a grand show during the time. There will also be special sermons and prayers for Kashmiri people during Jummah prayers throughout the country today.

There will be public awareness messages by prominent figures about Kashmir mobilisation campaign on print and electronic media on Friday.

‘Kashmir Banay Ga Pakistan’ logo will be displayed on TV channels.

There will be engagement of political leadership including opposition leaders for showing solidarity with Kashmiris through maximum participation for unified message to the international community.

Parliamentarians will hold rallies in their respective areas against Indian aggression in the occupied valley. Flags, badges and other items depicting Kashmir solidarity will be distributed among people particularly youth and children across the country.

The day will be observed in a befitting manner through different activities to be organized by trade unions, corporations, chambers, civil society and people from different walks of life, to show solidarity with innocent Kashmiri brothers and sisters of the valley.

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