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Traders boycott Indian goods

byCT Report
13/07/2016
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MULTAN: All Pakistan Traders Association Chairman Khawaja Suleman Saddique Wednesday announced to boycott Indian brands following its rising atrocities in Held Kashmir.

In a statement, he said Indian government had been involved in genocide of Kasmhiris in their own territory. “It is shameful act by the neighbour country which has snatched self-right of Kashmiris through deploying heavy contingents of forces in the paradise valley and it is sorrowful that UNO and the civilized world have kept mum over rights of Kashmiris even this time”, he remarked. He urged the international community to take notice of the situation.

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