How this PoK resident exposed Pak atrocities; Appealed to PM Modi for help

Published on Jan 19, 2022 09:37 pm IST

A video of a resident from PoK is now going viral where he could be heard seeking help from PM Modi. The video has yet again exposed the series of Pakistan's atrocities in the region. In the two minute-long video, the man identified as Malik Wasim is seen highlighting how authorities in PoK's Muzaffarabad have forcibly evicted him from his house and let him and his children off on the streets in winter. He then goes on to say that the land originally belongs to non-Muslims and Sikhs and then seeks India's intervention in the matter. He has appealed to PM Modi for help. The video has since gone viral. Watch for more details.

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