Under the auspices of the Centre for Development and Stability, a seminar was held in Rawalakot, Azad Kashmir. The seminar highlighted the significance of the resolution to join Pakistan on July 19, 1947.
Pakistan recognizes 19 July as “Kashmir Accession Day” in nationalist and state narratives.
It is considered a turning point
19th July 1947, when the destiny of Kashmir was ascertained through accession to Pakistan day resolution
This resolution was passed keeping in view the aspirations of the Kashmiri Muslims
Speakers at the seminar included Director General CDS Dr. Irfan Ashraf, Sardar Qamar Rashid, Ishaq Jabali, Sardar Ejaz, Sardar Azam Gul, Raja Salim, Sardar Iqram Mansaf, Sardar Zaid Advocate Qabaili, Munir Ahmed Qadri, Sardar Riyaz Jaboote, Advocate Shaukat, Sardar Zahoor, and others.
The speakers termed the resolution of July 19, 1947, a milestone in the history of Jammu and Kashmir. They stated that Ghazi-e-Millat Sardar Ibrahim and his companions made a decision on July 19, 1947, that determined the bright future of the state.
Kashmir is a part of Pakistan in terms of religion, geography, and politics. For the 77% Muslim population of the state, Pakistan is the only secure future.
The era of Maharaja Gulab Singh and Hari Singh in Jammu and Kashmir is a dark chapter of oppression and tyranny. From 1832 to 1837, the brave tribes of Poonch waged a struggle against the Dogra regime, raising the flag of resistance.
Sardar Sabz Ali Khan, Mali Khan, and others played a significant role in this struggle
