According to media cell of JI at Mansoora, he stated this at a meeting at which the envoys of the European countries and Denmark in Islamabad were briefed about the latest situation in occupied Kashmir.
A documentary was also shown to them on the occasion. Senior diplomats from Britain and Germany were also present. JI deputy chief Mian Muhammad Aslam and JI Foreign Affairs chief Abdul Ghaffar Aziz were also present. Sirajul Haq said that despite Indian troops' repression during the last seventy one years, the Kashmiris had not given up their demand for liberation.
He said that although, the Pakistan government and the world at large had not extended the requisite help and support to the Kashmiris, nor had any one raised voice on the human rights violations going on there, the Kashmris had not gone back on their lawful demand. The JI chief said that the world today was talking of the rights of birds and animals but it was silent on the brutal treatment being meted out to the Kashmiri men, women and children at the hands of the Indian brutes.
He said it was the moral and humanitarian duty of the world at large to implement the UN resolution on Kashmir. He said that the world today had been reduced to a global village, terrorism an injustice going on in any part of the world could endanger world peace. He said that resoling an issue like Kashmir lingering between two nuclear states was imperative for world peace.