KARACHI – In occupied Kashmir, Hurriyet Leaders and Organizations have strongly condemned Indian’s new Kashmir domicile law terming it as a violation of the UN Security Council resolutions.
Under the new law, those Indian citizens who have resided for a period of 15 years or studied for a period of seven years in the Indian Occupied Kashmir are now eligible to become permanent residents.
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The domicile would also be given to the children of Indian government officials who have served in the territory for ten years.
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