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Kashmir solidarity rally held in Finland
The protest held in favour of Kashmiris in Finland, today (on Tuesday).
According to the details, anti-India protest was held in Helinski of Finland, the protesters were strongly condemn the Indian government’s aggression in occupied Kashmir.
The protest was arranged by the Jammu and KAshmir Liberation European Union Zone.
The protesters carrying Azad Jamu and Kashmir’s flags, placards and banners, they were chanting pro-freedom and anti-Indina slogans during the protest rally in the capital city of Finland.
Protesters demanded the fundamental rights of the people.
Participants condemn the latest action by Indian forces in held Kashmir, especially the right to self-determination and freedom is not against any international law.
The demanded immediate release of Jammu Kashmir Liberation Front (JKLF) chief Muhammad Yasin Malik.
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