Masroor Qayoom
Srinagar, Dec 8th, Buzzbytes :
In a thought-provoking address at a recent event organized by the Kashmir Cultural Centre, Naeem Khan brought attention to a significant financial imbalance, revealing that India allocates at least 18 times more funds to Kashmir compared to Pakistan. Khan, a prominent figure, criticized what he deemed as mismanagement by Pakistan in addressing the needs of the region.
Naeem Khan’s speech delved into the disparities between the financial investments made by India and Pakistan in Kashmir. He emphasized that the stark difference in spending raises questions about the effectiveness of Pakistan’s approach to the Kashmir issue.
Plight of Kashmiri Refugees:
The spotlight extended to the living conditions of Kashmiri refugees in Pakistan, as Khan detailed their struggles with unemployment and lack of government support. The revelation paints a grim picture of the challenges faced by these refugees, casting a shadow on the efficacy of Pakistan’s refugee policies.
Interactive Discussion.
Following Naeem Khan’s impactful speech, participants engaged in an interactive question-and-answer session. Attendees raised pertinent questions on recent developments in Kashmir, fostering a dynamic dialogue on the issues affecting the region.
Future Initiatives by SPO:
Wolgang Markytan, representing the Kashmir Cultural Centre, announced that the Special Projects Organization (SPO) plans to organize more events on this topic. These events will feature key participants from various departments, fostering a comprehensive discussion on the multifaceted aspects of the Kashmir situation.
As Kashmir remains a focal point of geopolitical attention, the revelations made at the Kashmir Cultural Centre event underscore the need for comprehensive strategies in addressing the region’s challenges. Naeem Khan’s critique of Pakistan’s management and the plight of Kashmiri refugees initiates a critical conversation on the socio-economic dynamics in the region. The commitment by SPO to organize more discussions signals a continued effort to engage with these complex issues.
