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5 february kashmir solidarity day

Kashmir Solidarity Day 5 February: Pakistan’s Unified Message for the People of Kashmir

Kashmir Solidarity Day, observed every year on 5 February, is a powerful symbol of Pakistan’s unwavering political, moral, and diplomatic support for the people of Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir. On this day, the leadership of Pakistan—including the President, Prime Minister, and Chief of Army Staff—reiterates the nation’s commitment to the Kashmiri people’s right to self-determination as enshrined in United Nations Security Council resolutions.

In 2026, the messages issued by Pakistan’s top civil and military leadership reflected a unified national stance, emphasizing peace, justice, human rights, and international responsibility.


Pakistan Army Chief’s Message on Kashmir Solidarity Day

The Chief of Army Staff (COAS) of Pakistan reaffirmed the Pakistan Army’s firm solidarity with the people of Kashmir. His message highlighted that the Kashmir dispute remains an internationally recognized issue and cannot be resolved through force, coercion, or prolonged military presence.

The Army Chief emphasized that:

  • The sacrifices of the Kashmiri people will not be forgotten.

  • Lasting peace in South Asia is impossible without a just and peaceful resolution of the Kashmir dispute.

  • The Pakistan Armed Forces stand resolutely with the Kashmiri people in their legitimate struggle, while remaining committed to regional stability and peace.

The message also underlined the importance of respecting international law, human rights, and human dignity, calling attention to the continued restrictions and humanitarian concerns in Indian-administered Kashmir.

بھارتی جارحیت کشمیریوں کے حوصلے نہیں توڑسکی،کشمیر جلد آزادی کی نئی صبح دیکھےگا: فیلڈ مارشل


Prime Minister of Pakistan’s Message on 5 February

The Prime Minister of Pakistan, in his Kashmir Day message, strongly reaffirmed Pakistan’s political and diplomatic support for the Kashmiri people. He described Kashmir Solidarity Day as a reminder to the international community of its unfinished responsibility toward resolving the Kashmir issue.

Key themes of the Prime Minister’s message included:

  • The Kashmiri people’s inalienable right to self-determination.

  • Concern over human rights violations and demographic changes in Indian-administered Kashmir.

  • Pakistan’s commitment to pursuing the Kashmir cause through peaceful means, diplomacy, and global engagement.

The Prime Minister urged the United Nations, global human rights organizations, and influential states to play an active role in ensuring justice for Kashmiris and to facilitate a resolution in line with UN Security Council resolutions.

بھارت جس زبان میں بات کرے گا اسی میں جواب دیں گے: وزیراعظم


President Asif Ali Zardari’s Message on Kashmir Day

President Asif Ali Zardari, in his message on Kashmir Solidarity Day, emphasized Pakistan’s consistent position that the Kashmir dispute must be resolved according to the wishes of the Kashmiri people.

The President’s message focused on:

  • Paying tribute to the resilience and courage of the Kashmiri people.

  • Stressing that peace in the region is directly linked to the resolution of the Kashmir issue.

  • Reaffirming Pakistan’s enduring support at political, diplomatic, and moral levels.

President Zardari also called upon the international community to move beyond statements of concern and take practical steps to ensure accountability, protection of human rights, and meaningful dialogue.


A Unified National Narrative on Kashmir

The messages from Pakistan’s President, Prime Minister, and Army Chief collectively reflect a coherent national policy on Kashmir—one rooted in:

  • International legitimacy

  • Peaceful resolution

  • Human rights protection

  • Diplomatic engagement

Kashmir Solidarity Day serves not only as a day of remembrance but also as a call to action for the global community to address one of the longest-standing unresolved conflicts on the UN agenda.

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Conclusion: Standing with Kashmir

As Pakistan observes 5 February – Kashmir Solidarity Day, the country once again renews its pledge to stand shoulder to shoulder with the people of Kashmir. The leadership’s messages reinforce the belief that the Kashmir issue is not merely a regional dispute but a matter of justice, freedom, and human dignity.

Pakistan continues to advocate for a future where the Kashmiri people can decide their own destiny through a free and impartial process, paving the way for lasting peace and stability in South Asia.

Poem Old Father from Kashmir

Poem from an Old Father from Kashmir who loss his Son in Kashmir Freedom Movement.  

An Old Father

I am old, my hands tremble,
But my heart still speaks Kashmir.

My son now sleeps in the soil,
The valley has kept his name as a trust.

I have learned to hide my tears,
Because even tears here become witnesses.

If God had given me more sons,
I would have written every one of them in the name of freedom.

Grief did not break me,
My son did not teach me to fear.

This sacrifice is not the last, I know,
Kashmir will be free — I believe it.

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بوڑھا باپ

میں بوڑھا ہوں، ہاتھ کانپتے ہیں
مگر دل آج بھی کشمیر کہتا ہے

میرا بیٹا مٹی میں سو گیا
وادی نے اس کا نام امانت رکھا ہے

میں نے آنسو چھپانا سیکھ لیا
کیونکہ آنسو بھی یہاں گواہی دیتے ہیں

اگر خدا مجھے اور بیٹے دیتا
تو ہر ایک کو آزادی کے نام لکھ دیتا

غم نے مجھے توڑ نہیں ڈالا
میرے بیٹے نے مجھے ڈرنا نہیں سکھایا

یہ قربانی آخری نہیں، میں جانتا ہوں
کشمیر آزاد ہوگا، میں مانتا ہوں

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کشمیر کے نام

پچھتر برس سے زخموں کی زباں بولتی ہے یہ زمیں
ہر برف کے ذرّے میں چھپی ہے اک دبی ہوئی چیخ کہیں

وادی کی ہوا میں سسکیوں کا سفر جاری ہے
ہر گھر میں انتظار، ہر آنکھ میں سوال جاری ہے

ماں نے بیٹے کو صرف دعا دے کر رخصت کیا
باپ نے خاموشی سے خوابوں کو دفن کیا

بندوق کے سائے میں “امن” کے نعرے گونجتے ہیں
اور سچ یہ ہے کہ سچ بولنے والے ہی روتے ہیں

نہ پتھر جرم تھا، نہ خواب گناہ تھے
صرف آزادی مانگنا ہی سب سے بڑے خطا تھے

ہم نے قبروں سے بھی حوصلہ سیکھا ہے
ہر لاش نے جینے کا مطلب لکھا ہے

اے دنیا! اگر خاموشی ہی انصاف ہے
تو یہ وادی کیوں آج بھی لہو میں ڈوبی سانس ہے؟

ہم جنگ نہیں، صرف اختیار مانگتے ہیں
ہم نفرت نہیں، اپنی پہچان مانگتے ہیں

ایک دن یہ زنجیریں خود شرمندہ ہوں گی
یہ وادی پھر سے ہنستی، آزادہ ہوں گی

کیونکہ ظلم کی عمر زیادہ نہیں ہوتی
سچ کی روشنی کبھی ہاری نہیں ہوتی

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