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India’s brutal suppression of Muslims pushing society towards division: Prof Cheng

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(APP): The brutal military suppression and grave violation of fundamental human rights of ethnic minorities, including Muslims, by the Hindutva-Modi government shows that the Indian ruling class is very afraid of non-Hindu groups and that its society is moving towards unrest and division.

The region with the largest concentration of Muslim population in the world is South Asia. In this region, India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh alone have a combined Muslim population of more than 500 million, accounting for one-third of the World’s 1.6 billion Muslim population.

The Indian authorities should understand that the brutal suppression of Muslims is undermining peace and stability in South Asia. These views were expressed by Cheng Xizhong, Visiting Professor of Southwest University of Political Science and Law and Senior Fellow of the Charhar Institute in a statement on Wednesday.

Prof Cheng noted that lately in Karnataka, southwest India, a hijab-clad Muslim girl was insulted and heckled mercilessly by a mob of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) supporters.

He opined that in India, the education of Muslim girls has been deprived, the Muslim citizens are facing restrictions on their attire, and all the minorities including Muslims are suffering mistreatment, which is part of the Indian state plan of racial discrimination and ghettoization.

Prof Cheng proposed that, in view of the increasingly serious ethnic discrimination and ghettoization in India, the international community should pay close attention to it immediately and resolutely stop the serious violations of the fundamental human rights of ethnic minorities, including Muslims, by the Indian authorities.

For decades, India has claimed a champion of secularism and democracy, which is also enshrined in the Indian constitution.

However, what the Hindutva-Modi government has been doing is totally contrary to the spirit of secularism and democracy, running counter to the solemn constitution of the Republic of India. The international community should be fully aware of the evil designs of India, he added.

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Speaker of Russian Federal Assembly to arrive in Islamabad today

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Speaker of the Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation Valentina Matvienko will arrive in Islamabad for three day official visit today.

This visit is expected to mark a pivotal moment in the growing diplomatic and parliamentary ties between the two nations.

During her stay, Valentina Matvienko is scheduled to meet with President Asif Ali Zardari and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif besides addressing a special session of the Senate tomorrow.

This visit, featuring significant discussions and strategic engagements, underscores the commitment of both nations to fostering stronger relations.

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Kashmiris observing Black Day today

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Kashmiris on both sides of the Line of Control and the world over are observing Black Day today to send a message of rejecting India’s illegal occupation of their homeland.

It was on October 27, 1947 that Indian troops invaded Jammu and Kashmir in blatant violation of the Partition Plan and occupied region against the will of the Kashmiri people.

The day is being marked by a complete shutdown in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir.

Protest marches, rallies, and seminars will be held in Pakistan and across the globe.

In Azad Kashmir, protest marches, rallies and seminars will also be held at all the Districts and Tehsil headquarters to condemn the Indian Army’s invasion on October 27, 1947 and the revocation of the special status of IIOJK by the BJP-led Hindutva government of India.

In the state capital Muzaffarabad, Kashmir Liberation Commission has arranged a protest demonstration followed by a rally.

Similarly, Pasban-e-Hurriyat Jammu and Kashmir, Kashmiri Refugees, other Hurriyat organizations and political and religious parties have arranged anti-India rallies and seminars to observe the Black Day.

President AJK Barrister Sultan Mahmood Chaudhry and Prime Minister Ch Anwarul Haq have appealed Kashmiris all over the world to register their protest against India.

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BRICS to invite more countries to join as partners

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Chinese President Xi Jinping says BRICS summit has decided to invite a number of nations to become partner countries.

Addressing the summit in Kazan, Russia, Xi hailed the decision as another important development in the course of BRICS development.  

Chinese President said enlargement of BRICS is a major milestone in its development history.

Xi urged BRICS countries to promote an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and make unremitting efforts toward a comprehensive, just and lasting resolution of the Palestinian question.

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