Kashmiris to protest demos on May 22 against Indias' forced move of hosting G-20 summit in Occupied Srinagar.

MIRPUR (AJK) -- Azad Jammu and Kashmir Prime Minister Chaudhry Anwar ul Haq has said that Kashmiris on both sides of the ceasefire line would hold protest demonstrations on May 22 to register their anguish over India's controversial move to host a G-20 working group meeting at Srinagar in internationally recognized disputed Indian occupied Kashmir.

The AJK Prime Minister has also asked the Kashmiris living in other parts of the world to hold strong protests against India on May 22.

In his special statement issued on Wednesday, the Prime Minister said, " Occupied territory of Jammu and Kashmir is not a part of India but a disputed territory recognized by the United Nations". He said that the region has been reeling under India's brutal repression for the past several decades. "India that has forcibly occupied the territory has no right whatsoever to host an international conference in the region", he said.

Terming Kashmir as one of the oldest disputes pending on the UN agenda, the PM said that, as per the international covenants, the future of Kashmir could only be decided by Kashmir through a free and fair referendum held under the supervision of the United Nations.

He regrettably noted that India has deployed...