Indian govt's domicile law aims to change demographic structure of IoK: Aisha

• Pakistan condemns Indian Government's move to further deprive the people of Occupied Kashmir through new domicile law: FO spokesperson.
• Aisha says the new law undermines the exercise by the Kashmiri people of their right to self-determination through free and impartial vote.
• Timing of this illegal Indian action in the midst of COVID-19 pandemic reflects the opportunistic and morally bankrupt mindset of RSS and BJP: Aisha Farooqui.

(Karachi) Foreign Office Spokesperson Aisha Farooqui has said that Indian Government's domicile law is aimed at changing the demographic structure of occupied Kashmir.

In a televised weekly briefing on Thursday, she said Pakistan condemns and rejects the Indian Government's move to further deprive the people of Occupied Kashmir through new domicile law.

She added the new law undermines the exercise by the Kashmiri people of their right to self-determination through free and impartial vote in accordance with UNSC Resolutions.

She said the timing of this illegal Indian action in the midst of COVID-19 pandemic reflects the opportunistic and morally bankrupt mindset of RSS and BJP.

The FO spokesperson maintained that Pakistan welcomes the OIC statement issued yesterday, expressing deep concerns over India`s unilateral actions of 5 August 2019 and subsequent measures to alter demographics of IOJ&K.