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The sky is always beautiful even it's dark or rainy or cloudy. Although the highly objectionable response of Gulf Arab states to growing belligerence exhibited by India's prime minister Narendra Modi constitutes a matter of grave concern for the Kashmiris in particular, they must not lose hope in the outcome of their struggle which will soon be culminating in their independence from the yokes of New Delhi. As stated by Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) leadership would not disappoint Pakistan once 'facts' with regards to Indian brutalities in Occupied Jammu and Kashmir are put forward by Islamabad. Little did India know that the Kashmir dispute would be landing in the UN Security Council in a few days after it deprived the occupied Jammu and Kashmir of the autonomy that the occupied territory enjoyed under Article 370 of India's constitution, bringing under the global spotlight the plight of Kashmiris. The world community must not allow India to destroy Kashmiris' hope for the future. According to Martin Luther King Jr., "We must accept finite disappointment, but we must never lose infinite hope."

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