In the letter, the foreign minister welcomed the call made by the European Parliament’s Sub-Committee on Human Rights, earlier this week, on India to end its atrocities in the occupied Kashmir. Majority of Indians consider war, surgical strikes ‘best revenge’ of Pulwama attackThe foreign minister emphasised upon the increase in violence against Kashmiris not only in IoK but also India. Pulwama attack: Turkey rejects Indian allegations, stresses need for dialogue“Such an approach manifests India’s attempts to divert global attention from the continuing grave human rights and international humanitarian law violations in Indian occupied Kashmir,” the minister said. The foreign minister said that India repeatedly violated the international law which required the attention of the global community. “The troubling situation in Jammu and Kashmir warrants attention from the international humanitarian law perspective, especially the four Geneva Conventions.

Source: The Express Tribune February 23, 2019 11:15 UTC