The federal government declared February 5 a public holiday on Kashmir Solidarity Day. Kashmir Solidarity Day should be observed across the country on February 5. Private and government institutions across the country will remain closed. According to details, the first public holiday has been declared for the country this year. It has been informed that Kashmir Solidarity Day will be celebrated with traditional fervor on Friday, February 5, in Azad Kashmir, Pakistan and all over the world.
Kashmir Solidarity Day will be a public holiday across the country. On the occasion of this day, processions and rallies will be organized by the religious and political parties of the country in different cities of the country to express solidarity with Kashmiris while special ceremonies will also be organized.
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A minute of silence will be observed across the country on February 5 in memory of Kashmiri martyrs.
It has been announced that February 5 will be a public holiday across the country in connection with Kashmir Solidarity Day. Federal, provincial, sub-district, autonomous, local government bodies, Supreme Court, Supreme Court and lower courts, banks, financial institutions and business centers, including Civil Secretary Punjab, will remain closed on February 5. A public holiday notification has also been issued.
