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Imran's Kashmir Raag in China:

  After being criticized all over the world on the issue of Kashmir, now Pakistan has reached China's doorstep regarding the Kashmir issue.  However, here too he got nothing much apart from assurances and a statement.  Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan arrived in Beijing on a four-day visit to attend the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics.  On the last day, he met President Xi Jinping. In this meeting, Imran also talked about the bottlenecks in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) and the repeated attacks on Chinese workers.  Regarding Kashmir, it was said on behalf of China that it opposes any unilateral action and called for resolving the Kashmir issue properly and peacefully. In the meeting, Xi said that China supports Pakistan in defending national independence, sovereignty, dignity and fighting terrorism, according to Xinhua news agency.  China is ready to join hands with Pakistan to advance the development of CPEC and ensure the smooth co...
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Occupied Kashmir showed mirror to Pakistan:

  Its occupied Kashmir (POK) has shown the mirror to Pakistan, which supported the terrorists who took the lives of innocent Kashmiris in India.  The people of PoK have protested the celebration of Kashmir Unity Day on 5th February by Pakistan by celebrating it as 'Fraud-Day'. Rallies have been taken out against Pakistan at dozens of places like Bagh, Mong and Hazira in PoK.  In the rallies, people have accused Islamabad of adopting a double standard regarding Kashmir. Terming Srinagar better than the Pakistani capital , young political activists from Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir gave speeches against the Pakistani rule in rallies. During this, he compared the infrastructure of Srinagar and Islamabad. He said, Srinagar has better facilities than the capital of Pakistan. In such a situation, what kind of solidarity is the Pakistani government talking about?Sajid Amin, a youth leader said, I will not compare Muzaffarabad, Rawalkot and Mirpur with Srinagar, but will compare Sri...
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