Kashmir Black Day Ceremony Held: Punjab Council of Arts Faisalabad Organizes Event at Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Auditorium

Faisalabad: October 27 (DIGITAL ITLA) — Commissioner Faisalabad, Dr. Imran Hamid Sheikh, has reaffirmed that the bond between the people of Pakistan and Kashmir is eternal, rooted in shared culture, respect, and sacrifice that no power on earth can sever.

Addressing a large gathering organized by the Punjab Council of the Arts at the Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Auditorium to observe Kashmir Black Day, the Commissioner emphasized that October 27 remains the darkest chapter in modern history due to India's illegal military occupation of Jammu and Kashmir. He expressed confidence that the Kashmiri people would soon achieve their long-cherished dream of freedom and self-determination.

During the event, students presented poignant theatrical tableaus depicting human rights violations in IIOJK, alongside speeches reaffirming solidarity with the Kashmiri struggle. A photo exhibition was also curated at the art gallery showcasing historical milestones of the Kashmir liberation movement. Senior officials including Assistant Commissioner General Dr. Zeeshan Arshad, Director Arts Council Imran Raza, CEO Education Rao Abdul Karim, Assistant Directors Zohra Batool and Asad Hayat, alongside prominent educators and students, attended the ceremony.