NEW YORK: Pakistan has urged the United Nation to take grave human rights violations perpetrated by Indian forces in Occupied Kashmir.
In a statement at the 35th session of UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, Pakistan said that Indian forces killed over 100 young unarmed Kashmiri protestors in recent time.
It is said the occupied Indian blinded hundreds of Kashmiris, including children, and injured over 16,000 protesters with live ammunition, pellet guns and gas shells.
It further said that continuing Indian brutalities are a cause of deep anguish and pain for the Kashmiris and a slur on respect for human rights globally.
The statement urged the international community to force Indian to put an immediate end to the ongoing bloodshed of innocent Kashmiris.
