PM Imran and senator Sanders raise voice for IOK

The Prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan, and the Democratic candidate of the 2020 US elections, Sanders, jointly stated that they demean India's annexation over the unoccupied Kashmir territory. Both the leaders gave the statement on their address to the 56th Convention of Islamic Society of North America (ISNA).
The senator briefed that he is very much concerned about the situation that goes inside the Kashmir territory. He addressed the communication backdrop and the exploitation is done in the region by the Indian Forces. Kashmiris no longer have the availability of health care commodities due to the crackdown situation. The doctors acknowledge that in the name of security, the Indian government is taken the medical care assets of the Kashmiris away from them. Sanders emphasized that an end must be put to the communication ban in the Kashmir region. He further stated that the US government must address this ongoing barbary in Kashmir.
Furthermore, the Prime Minister of Pakistan in his video address to the conference said that it is the need of the time that we understand the dirty motto of the Hindu nationalist Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) party. Moreover, he declared that from his end he is trying the best of efforts to help people learn about this propaganda that now rules over the whole of India. He accentuated that as a considerable country in the west it is your task to make the western society recognize RSS truthfully. Consecutively, Imran Khan stated that he has entreated the OIC to perform the role in its hands given the current situation. He also envisions raising this issue in the United Nations General Assembly.
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