Sajid Ali , President UKPNP West Yorkshire along with President UKPNP UK Zone , Sardar Tariq Khan and Party comrade of UKPNP

Under the auspices of the United Kashmir People's National Party UK chapter, two meeting were held on 11/01/2023in karale , and Croydon London.The President of UKPNP UK Zone Sardar Tariq Khan and Vice President Sardar Shafiq Khan were the chief guests of the ceremony, Secretary Broadcasting UK Zone Sardar Takka Khan Tahir, Secretary Finance of London Branch Muhammad Ramzan Khan, Senior Vice President Leeds Branch Raja Waqar Aziz, Deputy Secretary Leeds Branch,Sardar Mahmood Ahmed, Daniyal Jannat participated specifically. A resolution passed to condemn the illegal and unlawful detention of UKPNP young leader Ali shamraiz and both newly elected units pledged their dedication towards the Kashmir cause following the constitution of UKPNP. oath was taken from the elected as the newly elected office bearers by United Kashmir Peoples National Party UK Zone President Sardar Tariq Khan.
No doubt it's a joint effort of UKPNP uk zone under the leadership of Sardar Tariq khan to organise and restructure the party units in United Kingdom.
Congratulations to newly elected office bearer .
Syed Barkat ul hassan
Deputy General Secretary UKPNP uk zone

Resolutions Adopted in UKPNP UK conference which was held on 28 July 2022 in Leeds UK

This International Kashmir Conference organised by United Kashmir Peoples National Party in Leeds, in which renowned human rights activists, thinkers, lawyers, journalists, authors, political leaders with forward looking approach, assembled in Leeds, England to discuss situation of peace and human rights in forcibly divided State of Jammu and Kashmir; and formulate appropriate strategies to counter threats to peace and human rights.

This august gathering unanimously declare that we:

1. Pronounce that the erstwhile State of Jammu and Kashmir is one political entity; and its unification, stability, prosperity and autonomy is our ultimate goal.

2. Emphasis that a right to assemble and a right to protest is a fundamental human right; and people of Jammu and Kashmir living under the Pakistani occupation are also entitled to exercise these rights.

3. Declare that forces of occupation and their collaborators in Pakistani Occupied Jammu and Kashmir have no justification to harass and intimidate these people who were holding peaceful demonstrations against injustice, sky high prices, lack of electricity, heavy taxes etc; and use tear gas and guns to silence their legitimate voices.

4. Denounce all actions taken by the forces of occupation on unarmed and peaceful citizens, as they are illegal, unjust and are against the United Nations Security Council Resolutions on Jammu and Kashmir, and against the UN Charter; and even against rights enshrined in the constitution of Pakistan.

5. Affirm that people of the State of Jammu and Kashmir have been victims of aggression, extremism and violence since 1947. They are forcibly divided, and continue to suffer on both sides of the Line of Control. This forced division and suffering must come to an end, as people deserve to enjoy their fundamental human rights.

6. Condemn extremism, violence and terrorism in their all forms and shapes; and vow to continue our struggle to oppose who promote, condone or justify these evils.

7. Proclaim that the Jammu and Kashmir dispute was created because of Pakistan's unprovoked and imperial attack on Jammu and Kashmir, which not only resulted in kidnapping and raping of our women, and slaughtering of innocent citizens, but it also resulted in forced division of our motherland.

8. State that people of Jammu and Kashmir, and all oppressed nations in Pakistan should unite, and work together to promote peace and tolerance, and help to establish a conducive environment where people can feel safe.

9. Announce that there is no military solution to the Jammu and Kashmir dispute, and dialogue is the only way forward; and in order to support the dialogue and peace process among all three parties to the dispute, politics of gun, fear and intimidation must end.

10. Acknowledge that India and Pakistan have interests in Jammu and Kashmir, but we do not concur with them; as our interests must be paramount, as we are the principal party to the Jammu and Kashmir dispute.

11. Reiterate that the Jammu and Kashmir dispute is not a territorial dispute between India and Pakistan; therefore, it could not be resolved bilaterally. As the Principal party to the dispute, the people of Jammu and Kashmir must be part of the peace process.

12. Express their strong resolve that human rights must not be selective. Equality, human rights and justice must be for all the citizens.

13. Strongly condemn growing 'Land Grabbing' in Pakistani Occupied Azad Kashmir and in Gilgit Baltistan, where military, non-state actors and other influential people illegally and forcefully seizing private and public property, hill tops and tourist resorts like Peer Chanasi Hill Top in District Muzaffarabad. These holiday resorts belong to the people of this region, where people freely went with their families. After seizing these holiday resorts, military and non-state actors restricted access to the entire area by erecting barbed wire, and no one is allowed to enter. If someone ignores their instructions, orders are to shoot him on sight.

14. Criticise Pakistani policy of systematically plundering our natural resources, and constructing mega dams and diverting natural flow of rivers in this disputed territory. This illegal construction and diverting of rivers result in serious environmental problems for the local people, including access to clean drinking water.


15. Caution government of Pakistan that continued oppression and injustice may compel people to rise against Pakistan, therefore, it is prudent to stop exploiting our natural resources, and give us the ownership of the dams already built within the territory of Jammu and Kashmir State.

16. Strongly condemn brutality of the Pakistani troops perpetrated on unarmed civilians who were peacefully protesting against high prices, lack of electricity, lack of clean drinking water, and systematic exploitation.

17. Extremely concerned about Pakistani policy of using religion as a weapon and terrorism as a foreign policy tool; and our region, POJK, as a launching pad for terrorism and training camps to suppress the secular, democratic and progressive voices of the entire region.

18. Recommend the government of Pakistan to take effective measures to control activities of those who promote extremism, violence and intolerance in various parts of the POJK and in Gilgit and Baltistan. Also, they must ensure that religious and ethnic minorities in Pakistan must not become victims of intolerance and hate.

19. Restate that China is not a party to the Jammu and Kashmir dispute. However, China is in occupation of Jammu and Kashmir territory - Pakistan illegally ceded territory of Shakhgam Valley from Gilgit to China in 1963. In addition to that China occupied Aqsai Chin in 1962; and China must evacuate all the territory of Jammu and Kashmir under their occupation.

20. Urge the government of Pakistan and India to respect the State Subject Notification of 1927, as that Ordinance grants a special status to people of Jammu and Kashmir. In this context, demand Pakistan to stop violating this law, and stop settling Pakistanis and Chinese in Gilgit and Baltistan to change the demography of the area.

Press Release UKPNP Conference / Report
UKPNP UK Conference
House of Commons London UK
January 15, 2024
The United Kashmir People's National Party (UKPNP) organized an international conference on 15 January 2024 with the theme "Forced Partition and Injustice in Jammu and Kashmir: Strategies for Resolving Historical Conflicts". This report outlines key highlights and insights from the conference, emphasizing the need to address historical injustices in the region.
The objective of the conference was to shed light on the long-standing issues of forced partition and the historical injustices faced by the people of Jammu and Kashmir.The conference was well attended by the UK Parliament, UKPNP central leadership, UKPNP United Kingdom leaders and members, UKPNP Europe Zone leadership, Kashmiris, human rights activists, and prominent press and media personalities.
The Conference was hosted by Labor Member of Parliament Honorable Richard Bergen and chaired by Sardar Tariq Khan President UKPNP UK, Exiled Chairman of United Kashmir People's National Party UKPNP Shaukat Ali Kashmiri was the Chief Guest, the Conference was moderated by Secretary General. UKPNP UK Zone Raja Sarfraz, Deputy Secretary General UKPNP UK Zone Syed Barkatul Hasan presented the resolutions and they were unanimously adopted. The conference featured an impressive line-up of keynote speakers, including Honorable MP Jeremy Corbyn, Honorary MP Fabian Hamilton, The Honorable Hilary Ben MP, the Honorable Catherine West MP, and the Honorable Tahir Ali MP, Labor MPs. Sardar Nasir Aziz Khan Central Spokesman UKPNP; United Kashmir People's National Party (UKPNP) Europe Zone Senior Vice President Mrs. Faria Atiq, Mahmood Kashmiri, Chairman Jammu Kashmir National Independence Alliance; Dr. Lakhumal Lohana, General Secretary of World Sindhi Congress (WSC); Qamber Baloch, General Secretary Baloch Human Rights Council (BHRC) Balochistan; Pashtun Protection Movement (PTM) activist Abdul Hamdard; Niaz Baloch Zahri, Deputy Coordinator Foreign Department Baloch National Movement (BNM); and others.
Among the participants, Sardar Tika Khan Tahir Media and information Secretary UKPNP UK Zone, Sardar Amjad Yousaf President UKPNP Europe Zone, Asif Abbas General Secretary Europe Zone, Raja Usman Kayani Former President UKPNP UK Zone, Yasir Arafat Vice President Europe Zone Vice President UKPNP UK Zone, Aftab Ahmed Rehan, Sardar Sajid Khan Vice President UK UKPNP Zone, Kashif Abbasi Secretary Social Media and others were involved.. Media UKPNP UK Zone Naveed Khan President UKPNP Leeds Branch General Secretary Leeds Yasir Syab Zaheer Khan Organizer UKPNP Leeds Branch Muhammad Ramzan Khan Finance Secretary London Branch Muhammad Ishaq Khan President Croydon Branch Sajid Hussain Malik Senior Vice President Croydon Branch Zulfiqar Khan Deputy President Croydon Branch Raja Muhammad Habib Khan Press Secretary London Branch Sajid Kayani President UKPNP West Yorkshire Branch Abdul Rehman President UKPNP
Muhammad Rakshad Khan President Nutunkham Branch Doncaster Branch, Muhammad Khan President UNISIA, Muhammad Khan President UKPNP Doncaster Branch. Raja Mohsin Ejaz Senior Vice President Yorkshire Branch Mahmood Ahmed Deputy Secretary Leeds Branch, Aamir Malik Deputy Secretary Yorkshire Branch Muhammad Adnan Khan Syed Bilal Haider Syeda Tauseefa Haider, Shahzad Afzal Senior Vice President Karali Branch Waqas Iftikhar Secretary Information London Branch Abdul Mateen, Sardar Muhammad Zubair Khan Shakeel Ahmed, Ishtiaq Sadiq, Asim Shaukat Abdul Maseeb Raja Arshad Kayani and others. Party comrades and nationalist leaders also participated in large numbers. Distinguished speakers and experts gathered to discuss strategies to resolve these conflicts and promote a path towards resolution. In the conference, various topics including political, social and humanitarian aspects of the Kashmir conflict were highlighted. Topics range from the historical roots of the issue to the current geopolitical dynamics, providing a comprehensive understanding of the complexities involved. Illuminated. Drawing from history, he highlighted Pakistan's violation of the Standstill Agreement in 1947, which led to a tragic attack on Jammu and Kashmir by Pakistan-backed tribals.After the attack, Sardar Shaukat Ali Kashmiri asserted, the Kashmiri people suffered enormously as a result, thousands of innocent lives were lost and communities were torn apart. He highlighted the failure of successive governments to address the plight of Kashmiris and fulfill their promises of security and self-determination.
Shaukat Ali Kashmiri pointed out that Pakistan has no firm position on Kashmir, it is an aggressive and illegal occupation, despite commitments made under UNCIP resolutions and ceasefire agreements since 1948, all of Jammu and Kashmir failed to evacuate from parts.In the looting of natural resources and took provocative steps like declaring Gilgit-Baltistan as their fifth province and integrating Azad Kashmir into their provinces.
Mr. Kashmiri urged Pakistan to refrain from annexing any disputed territory in Jammu and Kashmir. He stressed the importance of respecting international agreements and allowing the Kashmiri people to determine their future through peaceful means.The UKPNP stands firm in its demand for Pakistan to uphold the principles of justice, sovereignty and territorial integrity in the Kashmir region. Through this conference, UKPNP reaffirms its commitment to advocate for the rights and aspirations of the Kashmiri people at the global level. Touching on the current situation, Sardar Shaukat Ali Kashmiri called for collective action to combat extremism and violence, and stressed the need for a peaceful solution to reunify the historic state of Jammu and Kashmir. He stressed the importance of recognizing the right of freedom movement for all Kashmiris and redressing their long-standing grievances.Member of Parliament Fabian Hamilton acknowledged the Labor government's historic mistake over the Kashmir dispute at the time of partition of the subcontinent. In a promising move, Hamilton pledged to mediate between Pakistan and India to resolve the long-standing issue. Hamilton's promise to mediate between Pakistan and India reflects a diplomatic approach to finding a solution. Hamilton acknowledged the historical aspects of the Kashmir conflict while acknowledging the failures of past policies. The commitment to mediation signals a departure from previous approaches emphasizing diplomatic solutions. It suggests a proactive approach by the Labor Party to engage in dialogue and work to find a mutually acceptable solution to the Kashmir issue.This implies possible future actions, such as diplomatic initiatives, policy discussions, and engagement with relevant stakeholders. Hamilton's statement lays the foundation for ongoing efforts to bring about positive change in the region. He also expressed his determination to resolve the Kashmir issue within the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Labor Party. Emphasizing freedom, democracy and human rights. His demand for Britain to recognize the debt owed to the people of Kashmir and his demand for global equality, peace, democracy and self-determination indicate a clear endorsement of the principles of the Labor Party and the approach of the UKPNP.
MP Catherine West's proposal to prioritize proactive measures for unresolved conflicts such as Kashmir, and a commitment to open investigations into human rights abuses (there will be no further investigations into human rights abuses in Kashmir) ) is consistent with the party's position. Emphasis on compliance with UN resolutions and international law, along with a commitment not to ignore human rights issues, contributes to a principled approach.
MP Jeremy Corbyn's approach to prioritizing international issues, particularly presenting Kashmir as one of the oldest conflicts, adds value to the UKPNP's diplomatic efforts.Calling for the promotion of Kashmir as an international issue, advocating the right of the people to determine their own future, and highlighting the role of the media in covering such issues are important points. Overall, Jeremy noted, the collective effort is aimed at a just, peaceful solution to the long-standing Kashmir issue.
MP Richard Burgon suggested that despite differing opinions within the diaspora, resolving the Kashmir issue should involve a democratic process, possibly through ballot papers. He emphasizes the Kashmir conflict and acknowledges the international nature of the issue and calls on the members of parliament to continue to oppose the injustices in Kashmir. Richard also highlighted the importance of reminding others of the Kashmiri community, because of what he sees as Britain's duty to the Kashmiri nation.
Member of Parliament Tahir Ali advocates adherence to the 1948 UN resolutions on Kashmir and insists on the inclusion of the Kashmiri people as the primary partners in the process of resolving the Kashmir issue. He opposes bilateral resolutions between Pakistan and India, which emphasize the reunification of Kashmir as an independent state rather than annexation to either country.
MP Hilary Benn expressed his solidarity with the Kashmiri people and pledged to extend his support to the people of Jammu and Kashmir to raise their voices for self-determination.
Participants appreciated the conference's inclusive approach, bringing together voices from diverse backgrounds. Feedback from Sindhi, Pashtun and Baloch nationalist activists underscored the importance of continued dialogue and international cooperation to address the multifaceted challenges facing the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
In a historic gathering at the House of Commons, the United Kashmir People's National Party (UKPNP) conference passed a number of resolutions to resolve the long-standing dispute in Jammu and Kashmir. These resolutions, representing the collective voice of diverse stakeholders, highlight the urgent need for reconciliation and peace in the region.
Recognizing that the entire state of Jammu and Kashmir is a political entity and it is a long-standing political dispute, forced partition and annexation has a negative impact on the life, social, cultural and political life of the people of the region. Efforts to promote religious intolerance and hatred will further divide the people of Jammu and Kashmir. And breed more extremism, violence and terrorism.
Emphasize the importance of the right to self-determination, as enshrined in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. Article 1 Sub-Article 1 states that all people have the right to self-determination. Because of this right, they freely determine their political status and freely pursue their economic, social and cultural development.
Emphasize the importance of allowing the people of Jammu and Kashmir to freely determine their political status.
For seventy-five years, Kashmiri people have been deeply concerned about the plight of the people due to the partition of the subcontinent and the resulting conflicts.
Highlight the importance of people-to-people contacts as it helps build bridges of trust, and helps resolve conflicts. Therefore, it is imperative to open all the traditional channels of the forcibly divided state of Jammu and Kashmir so that people can communicate with each other and eliminate misunderstandings, differences and hatred.
Reiterate that the issue of Jammu and Kashmir is not a territorial dispute between India and Pakistan and cannot be resolved bilaterally. Emphasize that the people of Jammu and Kashmir should play a central role in determining the future of the region.
Condemn the aggression, extremism and violence faced by the people of Jammu and Kashmir since 1947. Demand forced partition and an end to suffering on both sides of the Line of Control.
Urge the governments of Pakistan and India to respect the Jammu and Kashmir State Subject Rule of 1927, highlighting its importance in granting special status to the people of Jammu and Kashmir. Demand that Pakistan stop violating the State Subject Notification and
Refrain from settling people in Azad Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan to prevent demographic changes in the region.Strongly condemns the rampant 'land grabbing' in Azad Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan, where military, non-state actors and other influential persons illegally occupy private and public properties, hilltops and tourist spots like Pir Ganga Choti  in Bagh. And are occupying by force. and Chinasi Hilltop in Muzaffarabad district. These holiday resorts belonged to the local people, where people went freely with their families. After seizing these holiday resorts, the military and non-state actors set up barbed wire to restrict access to the entire area, and no one is allowed inside.
If anyone ignores their instructions, there is an order to shoot on sight.
Joint People's Action Committees, express their support and solidarity for the people's rights movement in Azad Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan, demand Pakistan to consider their genuine demands. Provision of free electricity, restoration of subsidy on essential food items, end of unfair concessions by ruling authorities, and establishment of National Grid Station.
The adoption of these resolutions is an important step towards resolving the long-standing conflict in Jammu and Kashmir. The UKPNP conference reaffirms the commitment of all stakeholders to peace, justice and prosperity in the region.
Touching on the current situation, Sardar Shaukat Ali Kashmiri urged collective action to combat extremism and violence, stressing the need for a peaceful resolution to reunify the historical state of Jammu and Kashmir. He emphasized the importance of recognizing the right to freedom of movement for all Kashmiris and addressing their long-standing grievances.
Member of Parliament Fabian Hamilton acknowledges the Kashmir conflict as a historical mistake of the Labour government at the time of partition of sub-continent. In a promising stance, Hamilton commits to working towards arbitration between Pakistan and India to seek a resolution to this longstanding issue. Hamilton's promise to work towards arbitration between Pakistan and India reflects a diplomatic approach to finding a resolution. Hamilton recognizes the historical aspects of the Kashmir conflict, acknowledging past policy failures. The commitment to arbitration signals a departure from previous approaches, emphasizing diplomatic solutions. It suggests a proactive approach from the Labour party to engage in dialogue and work towards finding a mutually acceptable resolution to the Kashmir issue implies potential future actions, such as diplomatic initiatives, policy discussions, and engagement with relevant stakeholders. Hamilton's statement lays the groundwork for ongoing efforts to bring about positive change in the region. He also expressed his commitment to addressing the Kashmir issue within the Labour Party's foreign affairs committee is evident. Emphasizing freedom, democracy, and human rights. His call for the UK to recognize a debt to the people of Kashmir and the demand for global equality, peace, democracy, and self-determination underline the Labour Party's principles and the clearer endorsement to the view point of UKPNP.
Member of Parliament Catherine West's proposal to prioritize proactive measures for unresolved conflicts like Kashmir, and the commitment to investigating human rights abuses without cover-ups,(NO MORE COVER UPS HUMAN RIGHTS ABUSES MUST BE INVESTIGATE IN KASHMIR) align with the party's stance. The emphasis on complying with UN resolutions and international law, along with the determination not to overlook human rights issues, contributes to a principled approach.
Member of Parliament Jeremy Corbyn's perspective on prioritizing international issues, especially citing Kashmir as one of the oldest conflicts, adds weight to UKPNP’s diplomatic efforts. The call for pursuing Kashmir as an international issue, advocating for the people's right to determine their future, and highlighting the media's role in covering such matters are key points. Overall, Jeremy mentioned that, collective efforts aim for a just, peaceful resolution to the longstanding Kashmir issue.
Member of Parliament Richard Burgon suggests that despite diverse opinions within the Diaspora, addressing the Kashmir issue should involve a democratic process, possibly through ballot papers. He emphasizes and recognized the Kashmir conflict the international nature of the issue and calls on Members of Parliament to consistently oppose injustices in Kashmir. Richard also underscores the importance of the Kashmiri community reminding others, as he believes the UK has a duty to the Kashmiri nation.
Member of Parliament Tahir Ali advocates for compliance with the United Nations' 1948 resolutions on Kashmir and urges the involvement of the people of Kashmir as principal partners in the resolution process. He opposes bilateral resolutions between Pakistan and India, emphasizing the reunification of Kashmir as an independent state rather than annexation with either country.
Member of Parliament Hilary Benn expressed his solidarity to the Kashmiri nation and promise to extend his support to raise the vice for the right of self-determination of peoples of Jammu and Kashmir.
Attendees expressed appreciation for the conference's inclusive approach, bringing together voices from different backgrounds. Sindhi ,Pashtoon and Baloch nationalist activists Feedback highlighted the importance of continued dialogue and international cooperation to address the multifaceted challenges faced by the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
In a historic gathering at the House of Commons, the United Kashmir People's National Party (UKPNP) conference has passed a series of resolutions aimed at addressing the longstanding conflict in Jammu and Kashmir. These resolutions, representing the collective voice of diverse stakeholders, highlight the urgent need for reconciliation and peace in the region.
Acknowledge that the entire State of Jammu and Kashmir is one political entity and that it constitutes a longstanding political dispute, forced division and annexation has adverse effect on people life, social, cultural and politics of the region. Attempts to promote religious intolerance and hatred will further divide the people of Jammu and Kashmir; and generate more extremism, violence and terrorism.
Emphasize the significance of the right to self-determination, as outlined in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. Article 1 sub article 1 states that all peoples have the right of self-determination. By virtue of that right they freely determine their political status and freely pursue their economic, social and cultural development. Stress the importance of allowing the people of Jammu and Kashmir to freely determine their political status.
Express deep concern for the plight of the Kashmiri people who have suffered for over seventy-five years due to the partition of the subcontinent and the resulting conflict.
Highlight the importance of people to people contacts as that helps to build bridges of confidence, and help to resolve disputes. Therefore, it is imperative to open all traditional routes of the forcibly divided State of Jammu and Kashmir so that people can interact with each other and eradicate misunderstandings, differences and hatred.
Reiterate that the issue of Jammu and Kashmir is not a territorial dispute between India and Pakistan and cannot be resolved bilaterally. Emphasize that the people of Jammu and Kashmir must play a central role in determining the future of the region.
Condemn the aggression, extremism, and violence faced by the people of Jammu and Kashmir since 1947. Call for an end to the forced division and suffering on both sides of the Line of Control.
Urge the governments of Pakistan and India to respect the Jammu Kashmir State Subject Rule of 1927, highlighting its importance in granting special status to the people of Jammu and Kashmir. Demand that Pakistan cease violating the State Subject Notification and refrain
from settling people in Azad Kashmir & Gilgit Baltistan to prevent demographic changes in the region.
Strongly condemn growing ‘Land Grabbing’ in Azad Kashmir and in Gilgit Baltistan, where military, non-state actors and other influential people are illegally and forcefully seizing private and public property, hill tops and tourist resorts like Peer Ganga Choti or Ganga Peak in Bagh and Chanasi Hill Top in District Muzaffarabad. These holiday resorts belonged to the people of this region, where people freely went with their families. After seizing these holiday resorts, military and non-state actors restricted access to the entire area by erecting barbed wire, and no one is allowed to enter. If someone ignores their instructions, orders are to shoot on sight.
Extend our support and solidarity to Joint Awami Actions Committees , people rights movement in Azad Kashmir and Gilgit Baltistan , Demand that Pakistan should consider their genuine demands.The current Joint Awami Action Committee’s movement in Azad Kashmir has sparked widespread demands for crucial reforms, including the provision of free electricity, the restoration of subsidies on essential food items, the abolition of unjust privileges enjoyed by ruling authorities, and the establishment of a National Grade Station.
The adoption of these resolutions marks a significant step toward addressing the protracted conflict in Jammu and Kashmir. The UKPNP conference reaffirms the commitment of all stakeholders to pursue peace, justice, and prosperity in the region.
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January 15,2024.
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United Kashmir People's National Party (UKPNP) International Conference on Jammu Kashmir in the House Commons London. The title of conference was "Forced Division and Injustices in Jammu and Kashmir: Strategies for Redressing Historical Conflict."
On Monday, 15th January 2024 Time: 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM Venue: Jubilee Room, Westminster Hall, House of Commons, SW1A 0AA, London, United Kingdom.

Some Snapes of the formation of UKPNP West Yorkshire & UKPNP Doncaster United Kingdom.

Sajid Ali(Kiyani) , President UKPNP West Yorkshire along with Exiled Chairman UKPNP, Sardar Shaukat Ali Kashmiri and other comrades.