The world is observing the International Day of Peace today, while the situation in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir stands in stark contrast, marked by continued Indian occupation and ongoing state repression that have contributed to a climate of fear, oppression and disruption of peace in the territory.

A report released by Kashmir Media Service in connection with the day revealed that for the past 79 years, the oppressed people have endured severe political injustice, harassment and brutality at the hands of Indian forces in IIOJK.

The report highlights that Indian forces and agencies routinely employ brutal tactics, including torture, detentions and house raids in IIOJK.

India has been using state terrorism as an official policy to suppress the freedom struggle of the caged people of Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir and intimidate them into submission for the last several decades, but has failed in its nefarious designs. 

The report said that the world must break its silence and express outrage at India's state-sponsored terrorism and the international community must come forward to rein in the Hindutva communal agenda, which is threatening peace.

The report urged accountability from the Indian government for its actions in IIOJK and called upon the international community to step in to save the beleaguered Kashmiris.