The federal government decided to celebrate September 27 as "Kashmir Solidarity Day" to express solidarity with the people of Kashmir occupied by India against Indian brutalities.
According to a notification issued by the Ministry of Interior on Wednesday, the day will be observed with the theme "Save the innocent children of Jammu and Kashmir, occupied by India."
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"Prime Minister Imran Khan kindly approved on September 27, Friday, as Kashmir Solidarity Day for holding public demonstrations throughout Pakistan to express his feelings with the people of Jammu and Kashmir occupied by India," reads the notification.
The ministry has advised all interested sectors to plan activities to make it a successful event.
The Kashmir cell of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has recommended several key messages, including: "I am terrified; I need food, medicine and care; I want my father to return; we also want to play; I also deserve a childhood." He also proposed two trends "#HumansofKashmir" and "#ChildrenunderSeige".
Prime Minister Imran plans to address the UN General Assembly on the same day. He has already announced that he will highlight Kashmir's problem in his speech, exposing the ethical and legal bankruptcy of India's decision of August 5 to annex the occupied valley.
Black day on October 27
The federal government also decided to observe October 27 as "Black Day" to express solidarity with the cashmere in their difficult situation caused by the Indian government.
According to another notification from the interior ministry, the national flag will be raised at half-mast throughout the country during the day.
Every year, the Kashmir dispora that lives around the world celebrates a Black Day on October 27 to express solidarity with its brothers in Kashmir occupied by India. The day is intended to draw the attention of the world community to the plight of the unfortunate people of Kashmir under the brutal occupation of India.
Source: https://www.dawn.com/news/1507292/september-27-to-be-observed-as-kashmir-solidarity-day-govt-announces