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Protests held as India observes Black Day to mark Pak invasion of J&K in 1947

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Protests held as India observes Black Day to mark Pak invasion of J&K in 1947

Protests held as India observes Black Day to mark Pak invasion of J&K in 1947

Protests were held by PoJK refugees in Jammu as India observed black day to mark Pakistan’s invasion of Jammu and Kashmir In 1947.

The protesters slammed the Pakistan government and said that their land is being used by Pakistan & China for the CPEC.

They also called on the international community to condemn Pakistan’s actions and sought action against Islamabad for the killing of 70,000 Hindus and Sikhs.

Meanwhile, a symposium, ‘Memories Of 22 October 1947’ was also organised where J&K LG Manoh Sinha said that even after 73 years, the wounds are still fresh.

Watch the full video for all the debates.


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