Kashmiri Citizens Urge Pakistani Military to Liberate Occupied Kashmir

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Budgam, Occupied Kashmir – Web Desk: Residents of Budgam in occupied Kashmir have once again expressed their strong support and devotion to Pakistan’s military leadership. In a video message circulated online, a Kashmiri citizen appealed directly to the Pakistani Field Marshal, urging him to liberate Kashmir from Indian occupation.

Addressing the Field Marshal, the citizen said, “Every Muslim in Arigam Bazaar prays for you. Each brother, mother, sister, and daughter in Kashmir is waiting for your arrival to free us from Indian control.”

The resident praised Pakistan’s military for previous victories against India, describing them as a source of pride and hope. “After Allah and His Messenger ﷺ, the Kashmiri people place their trust in you,” he added.

The message highlights the deep admiration and faith of the Kashmiri people in Pakistan and its armed forces, reflecting ongoing regional tensions and the longstanding conflict in the disputed territory.

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