We will take the case of Kashmir to the UN: Imran Khan

A day after Indian government's decision on Article 370, Prime Minister Imran Khan today said that Pakistan will take the case of Kashmir to the UN.

"We will take the case of Kashmir to the UN & apprise the International community of the treatment of minorities in India under the racist ideology of the BJP," Imran Khan said in Pakistan Parliament.

He said the Indian government's decision is part of BJP and Golwalker ideology, the party's founding father, of ensuring the Muslims of India would remain as a second class citizenry.


"What the Indian leadership has done in Kashmir yesterday, is part of the BJP ideology, and Golwalker, the party's founding father, of ensuring the Muslims of India would remain as a second class citizenry," he said.

Imran said India desires ethnic cleansing in Kashmir, along with demographic changes. It is anathema to the Geneva Convention, and to the Indian Constitution itself.

"This will incense the Kashmiris towards retaliation. The result of Indian actions will further fuel the fire in Kashmir, as they are watching their inalienable rights & guarantees taken away by brute force. It will exacerbate Kashmiri resistance & create chaos," he said.

Imran Khan said that the country will fight against this like Tipu Sultan. "If given a choice of an end like Bahadur Shah Zafar or Tipu Sultan, I know my nation will stand its ground, and fight to the last just like Tipu Sultan."