India, Feb. 7 -- Kashmir Solidarity Day is a calendar event celebrated in Pakistan on February 5 by both Rawalpindi and Islamabad, to keep up the delusion that the Islamic Republic will one day rule the Muslim-majority union territory of Jammu and Kashmir.

Since 2004, the day has been used by Pakistan politicians, generals, and jihadists to make inflammatory speeches against India and remind their supporters and pro-Pak jihadists in the Kashmir Valley, that their dream of uniting with Islamabad will bear fruit one day.

All in the name of Kashmiri independence and so what if the Narendra Modi government has thrown Article 370 and Article 35 A into the dustbin of history on August 5, 2019, and peace has been restored in the UT.

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