Hadiqa Kayani pays homage to Kashmiri martyrs with Turkish singers

Renowned singer and musician Hadiqa Kayani along with Turkish singers Ali Tolga Demirtas and Torgi Averin released a song to pay tribute to the 1931 Martyrs of Occupied Kashmir.

Hadiqa Kayani along with Turkish singers, under the project of the organization called ‘Kashmir Civitas’, 22 people were martyred in Kashmir by the Hindu king on 13th July 1931 and sacrificed their lives while thwarting the military coup in Turkey on 15th July 2016. Released the song to pay tribute to the donors.

The duration of the song is less than 4 minutes which also shows videos and pictures of atrocities by Indian forces in Occupied Kashmir.

In the video of the song, Prime Minister Imran Khan, President Arif Alvi and the presidents of Azad Kashmir including Turks are also shown in the song, while popular leaders of Occupied Kashmir are also seen in the song.

The song was released in Turkish and Kashmiri languages, which became an instant hit.

The song was also shared on ‘Kashmir Savitas’ website and social media sites including YouTube.

It should be noted that on July 13, 1931, the army of the Dogra Maharaja of Kashmir martyred 22 Kashmiri youth one after the other outside the Srinagar Central Jail during the judicial proceedings against a young man named Abdul Qadir.

Abdul Qadeer asked the Kashmiri people to unite against the Dogra Raj.

On July 13, 1931, a young man started giving the azaan at the time of Zuhr prayer that the Dogra Maharaja’s soldiers shot him martyred, but the azaan continued and by the time the azaan was completed, 22 young men had sacrificed their lives. .

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Since then, every year on July 13, special ceremonies and demonstrations are organized in Pakistan including Kashmir to pay tribute to the sacrifices of the martyrs of 1931.

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2024-07-05 03:09:06

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