Gurpatwant Singh, leader of Sikhs For Justice (SFJ), congratulated Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif on Pakistan’s election as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council. He hailed the achievement as a significant milestone for Pakistan in the realm of international diplomacy.
In his letter, Singh praised the success, describing it as a reflection of Pakistan’s steadfast commitment to peace, justice, and the principles of the UN Charter. He also emphasized that Pakistan’s election to the Security Council demonstrates its strong resolve for global cooperation and its unwavering dedication to the cause of security.
Singh further expressed support for the rights of Sikhs and called for the global recognition of their struggle as part of the broader human rights agenda. He appealed for the international community to acknowledge the moral and legal importance of struggles for the freedom and justice of oppressed nations, with a special focus on the democratic movement of the Sikh people for Khalistan.
Acknowledging Pakistan’s consistent stance on Kashmir, Singh commended Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif’s recent statement reaffirming Pakistan’s support for the self-determination of the Kashmiri people. He pointed out that Pakistan’s support for Kashmiris’ right to self-determination could serve as a model for global backing of the Sikh people’s right to self-determination.
Singh concluded by highlighting that Pakistan’s new role in the Security Council could potentially pave the way for the approval of significant resolutions, further enhancing its influence on international issues. The letter underscored that Sikhs For Justice recognizes the growing importance of Pakistan’s position in global politics and its potential to affect international matters.
This recognition underscores the increasing significance of Pakistan’s international standing and its proactive role in shaping global discussions on human rights and self-determination.
