Nawaz Sharif to address Kashmir solidarity day public rally

MIRPUR: Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) President and former Prime Minister is going to address Kashmir solidarity day public rally in Muzaffarabad on February 5, it was officially announced on Tuesday.

“On the special directives of AJK Prime Minister and President Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N) AJK chapter Raja Farooq Haider Khan, brisk preparations have been kicked off for holding a mammoth public rally on the eve of former prime minister of Pakistan Muhammad Nawaz Sharif 's scheduled arrival on Kashmir Solidarity Day.

Director General prime minister secretariat Zulfiqar Malik accompanying deputy commissioner and senior superintendent of police Muzaffarabad visited the venue of the scheduled public gathering and reviewed the sitting capacity of the audience besides the security arrangements.

Meanwhile, a delegation of 200 party workers from LA 5 called on the AJK prime minister Raja Farooq Haider Khan and assured him of full public participation in the Public gathering on the eve of arrival of Nawaz Sharif on Kashmir Solidarity day to reiterate complete solidarity with the people of Jammu & Kashmir in their just and principled struggle for right of self determination.

While talking to the delegation, the Prime Minister said that the scheduled public meeting was going to be hosted by the PML-N and not by the State government. “This public gathering would be the reiteration of full solidarity with the people of occupied Kashmir, struggling for their right to self-determination accordance with the resolutions of United Nations, he said.

Haider said former Prime Minister Muhammaf Nawaz Sharif had effectively highlighted the Kashmir issue at all forums, including the United Nations.

The AJK PM said Muhammad Nawaz Sharif took a keen interest in the development of the state, besides taking specific initiatives which would have far-reaching effects on speedy progress and prosperity of the liberated territory besides to ameliorate the living standard of the common man in the state.