Billboards hung in Times Square to show solidarity with Kashmiris
Various messages have been hung on Kashmir Live Meter billboards in New York's Times Square.
The billboards erected by the Kashmiri community in the US and Pakistanis in New York's Times Square have been used as a means of expressing solidarity with the Kashmiri people, with large billboards bearing the name 'Kashmir Live Meter'.
The billboards campaign will continue in the city for a week, with the aim of exposing the face of Indian atrocities in the occupied valley to the world.
#OneYearSiege
— FahimKhan (@fahimkhan___) August 4, 2020
The voice of kashmiri's reaches time square new york. No matter how much brutal force India uses, it will never be able to suppress the voice of the people of kashmir... And the voice of the people of kashmir demands Azadi @Team4Pakistan @TeamISPOfficial pic.twitter.com/Hnu7aQW8Oi
On Janat Nazeer Kashmir Valley, on August 5, 2019, India repealed Article 370 and imposed a complete lockdown and curfew in the Occupied Kashmir Valley, which will be completed tomorrow.
8 million Kashmiris illegally detained at the historic Times Square in New York City, USA, to shed light on the issue of two years of the worst human rights violations and curfew imposed by India. Messages were posted on the billboards expressing solidarity with
On the other hand, the Pakistani and Kashmiri community in the United States have announced a demonstration in front of the Indian Embassy in Brussels on August 5 on the day of exploitation against India.
The demonstration is being organized by Kashmir Council Europe in which other organizations including the Kashmiri community will participate in the protest and express solidarity with the oppressed Kashmiris.
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