AJK marks 78th Youm-e-Tasees with patriotic zeal

MUZAFFARABAD: The Youm-e-Tasees of Azad Jammu and Kashmir is celebrated with national fervor on 24 October every year.

This day is celebrated in memory of the brave Mujahideen and martyrs who raised the flag of rebellion against the Dogra Raj and Indian occupation in 1947 and sacrificed their lives.

The Youm-e-Tasees not only commemorates the struggle for freedom but is also celebrated as a symbol of brotherhood, sacrifice, and national unity between Pakistan and Kashmir.

This day is a renewal of the pledge that the right of the Kashmiri people to self-determination is irrevocable and irrevocable.

24 October 1947 is a historic day when the Kashmiri people raised their voice against slavery and broke the chains of oppression.

The memory of this day teaches us that freedom is never achieved easily but is possible with faith, courage and sacrifice.

The sacrifices of the martyrs are still the crown of the nation, and the dawn of Kashmir’s freedom is bright with their blood. This day refreshes the spirits that gave the Kashmiri people resilience in the face of oppression and oppression.

Pakistan and Kashmir

The Youm-e-Tasees also renews the spirit of brotherhood and solidarity between Pakistan and Azad Kashmir.

This day highlights the fact that the people of both regions are connected by one faith, one love, and one goal.

The relationship between Pakistan and Kashmir is like a heartbeat that is based on freedom, self-sacrifice, and sacrifice.

The right of the Kashmiri people to self-determination is still shaking the conscience of the world today, and Pakistan will continue to support this struggle morally and politically.

The purpose of Youm-e-Tasees is not only to refresh the memory of the past but also to send a message to future generations that freedom is a continuous struggle.

The government and people of Azad Kashmir are still determined for development, stability, and self-reliance.

This day creates a new spirit of national dignity, freedom, and perseverance, and assures that the Kashmiri people have made sacrifices and never accepted slavery.

The resolve of 1947 is still alive today, and this spirit is the real strength of the Kashmiri nation.