“Shaheed Forum” officially launched to take Indian War crimes to global stage
Islamabad: Civil society in Pakistan has formally established the ‘Battle for Truth Shaheed Forum’ and Trust to highlight and counter Indian state terrorism and support the families of Pakistani martyrs.
During a press conference at the National Press Club in Islamabad, the “Forum’s President” announced that the organization will approach “international forums” to seek justice for innocent Pakistani civilians who lost their lives due to “Indian aggression”.
He declared that the forum will honor the sacrifices of those who resisted Indian brutality and gave their lives for the nation. “We will become the voice of the martyrs,” he said, adding that the forum will hold Prime Minister Modi’s government accountable for its war crimes and the blood of innocent victims.
The Forum’s leadership assured full legal, moral, and financial support to the victims’ families. “We will keep the martyrs’ mission alive and ensure their families get the justice and rights they deserve,” the president said.
Call for Government Action:
Civil society organizations demanded that the government immediately establish a national fund to support the families of martyrs. They condemned the Indian government’s actions as a blatant violation of international laws and called for a global awareness campaign to expose Indian atrocities.
They clarified that this is not just a symbolic trust but a strategic initiative to highlight India’s war crimes and respond effectively to Indian propaganda.
The forum’s core mission is to preserve the legacy of the martyrs, integrate their sacrifices into national memory, and deliver a strong counter-narrative to India at the global level.
The civil society also pledged continued support to affected families and launched a campaign to raise global awareness about the human rights violations committed by India.
