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ISLAMABAD: The Organization of Islamic Cooperation鈥檚 (OIC) Contact Group on Jammu and Kashmir met in New York on Sunday to discuss the 鈥渨orsening human rights situation in Indian-administered Kashmir鈥� and draw attention to New Delhi鈥檚 鈥渕ilitary aggression,鈥� Pakistan鈥檚 Mission to the UN said in a statement on Monday.
鈥淢embers of the Contact Group reviewed recent developments relating to Jammu and Kashmir, including the grave human rights and humanitarian situation in IOJK (Indian-occupied Kashmir) and the tensions along the LoC (Line of Control),鈥� the statement said.
The meeting, based on a request by Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi, was attended by Pakistan鈥檚 Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador Munir Akram, and the OIC鈥檚 Permanent Representatives, namely 抖阴短视频, Niger and Azerbaijan.
Ambassador Agshin Mehdiyev, the Permanent Representative of the OIC Observer Mission to the UN, attended the event in place of OIC Secretary-General Yousef Bin Ahmad Bin Abdul Rahman Al-Othaimeen.
Conveying FM Qureshi鈥檚 message on the occasion, Ambassador Akram said that the 鈥渋ssuance of 1.6 million domicile certificates (since March) was meant to change the demography of IOJK from a Muslim majority into Hindu majority territory.鈥�
鈥淚ndia had intensified its belligerent rhetoric against Pakistan, including threats of military aggression,鈥� he added.
Meanwhile, reaffirming the OIC鈥檚 position on the issue, the group members expressed 鈥渄eep concern at the continued violations by India鈥� and 鈥渇ully endorsed鈥� Qureshi鈥檚 recommendations 鈥� based on ministerial communique on September 25, 2019, and June 22 this year 鈥� for 鈥渋mmediate de-escalation鈥� in the disputed territory, the statement said.
A day earlier, on Saturday, the OIC had called for the establishment of a UN commission to investigate extrajudicial killings in Indian-administered Kashmir, after the Indian army admitted to killing three people in a staged encounter in Shopian district earlier this year.
The Indian army on Friday said that their troops had exceeded powers under the controversial Armed Forces Special Powers Act (AFSPA) in the killing of three men in Amshipora village in Shopian, the southern part of Kashmir Valley in July.
In a Twitter post on Saturday, the OIC鈥檚 human rights body, the Independent Permanent Human Rights Commission urged the international community to establish a commission of inquiry under the UN 鈥渢o investigate these extrajudicial killings and grave human rights violations and urge India to repeal AFSPA.鈥�