Pakistan's 'Kashmir Solidarity Day': A Terror Propaganda Spectacle

• Pakistan's annual 'Kashmir Solidarity Day' on February 5 is a propaganda platform for the establishment and UN-designated terror groups like LeT and JeM.
• Banned terror organizations openly operate, issuing threats and rallying supporters, with commanders involved in attacks like Pulwama spotted at events.
• LeT operative Syed Abdul Rehman Naqvi openly threatened to "dismember India" and "set Agra on fire" at a Lahore rally, highlighting Pakistan's inaction.
• International community and even Kashmiris in PoK reject Pakistan's narrative, protesting against its proxy war and demographic manipulation.
• In contrast, J&K residents celebrated with Tiranga rallies, showcasing confidence in India's democratic institutions and developmental progress.