Pakistan’s national anthem reverberated in Kashmir University (KU) Srinagar campus in the Indian occupied valley as the students staged a protest rally on Wednesday against the killing of unarmed civilians by the Indian Border Security Force personnel at Gool in Ramban last week.
Dozens of students, scholars and general staff members rallied in the KU campus, shouting anti-India, pro- freedom and pro-Pakistan slogans.
The procession stopped outside the Allama Iqbal Library, located at the center of the campus, with the protesters loudly singing the Pakistani national anthem.
According to media reports, the protest continued for about half an hour before the protesters dispersed peacefully.
It was the first protest at the KU campus against the Ramban bloodbath in which the Indian BSF personnel committed desecration of the Quran and subsequently fired at the people protesting against it. The protest call was given by the KU Students Union.
The students carried with them different banners and black flags seeking freedom from India. The protesters accompanied urged the international community to play its role to end the Indian occupation of Kashmir.
