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Pakistan expresses 'serious concern' over reports of India's new planned changes in occupied Kashmir
Pakistan on Monday expressed serious concern over reports of Indian government’s purported plans to trigger new “administrative and demographic changes” in Indian-occupied Kashmir. Commenting on reports of possible "further division, bifurcation and demographic changes" in occupied Kashmir, Foreign Office spokesperson Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri said "no new instrument of occupation shall have any legal effect." The statement comes after a meeting between occupied Kashmir's Lieutenant-Governor Manoj Sinha and Indian Home Minister Amit Shah and other officials in New Delhi today. Rumours are making rounds about possible new administrative and political changes in occupied Kashmir as reportedly discussed during the meeting, The Economic Times reported. Reacting to such reports, the FO statement reiterated that India’s unilateral and illegal actions in occupied Kashmir violated international law and the relevant resolutions of the United Nations Security Council. ...
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