During the protests in India, slogans of "Long live Pakistan" and independence of Kashmir resounded

Protesters chanted "Pakistan Zindaabad" in protest against the worst treatment of minorities in the Indian city of Bangalore. Indian citizens also demanded the release of Kashmiris.

(Latest newspaper from newstime-June 4- 2020)During the protests in India, slogans of "Long live Pakistan" and Kashmir's independence resounded. In the Indian city of Bangalore, protesters chanted "Long live Pakistan" in protest against the worst treatment of minorities. According to details, demonstrations are being held in the Indian city of Bangalore against the oppression of Indian civil minorities. Citizens are protesting against the usurpation of the rights of minorities all over India.

Protesters in Bangalore also demanded the release of Kashmiris. The protesters said that Muslims were being persecuted in Kashmir as well and their right to vote was being taken away so they should get freedom while the protesters also chanted slogans of Pakistan Zindaabad.

During the protest, youths carried placards of Kashmir's independence.                                                  Police in riot gear stormed a rally on Friday, removing hundreds of protesters by truck. Police also abused a girl chanting "Pakistan Zinda". A case of mutiny has been registered against the organizers and the protesting youth. On the other hand, Pakistan has denied the baseless allegations made by the Indian Foreign Ministry spokesman, saying that the spokesman misrepresented the report of the UN Analytical Support Monitoring Team on Afghan peace activists and the Taliban. To mislead, monitoring team report does not mention safe havens in Pakistan, India's false claims on Kashmir cannot change its controversial status, Indian government's concern over Buddhist culture in Gilgit-Baltistan is ridiculous, instead of worrying about cross-border minorities Let India protect its minorities.

Reacting to a statement made by Indian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Ayesha Farooqi on Thursday, Foreign Office spokesperson said that the Indian Foreign Ministry spokesperson had misinterpreted the report of the UN Analytical Support Monitoring Team on Afghan peace activists and Taliban. Explained The spokesperson said that Pakistan completely rejects the baseless allegations made by India, adding that the Indian allegations are meant to mislead the international community.