Prime Minister Imran Khan on Tuesday said vowed that his government will continue to support the cause of Kashmir and advocate for Kashmiris under Indian occupation until they are given the right to self-determination as promised by the United Nations Security Council (UNSC).

"I will keep reminding the world of the pain and suffering of Kashmiris," Khan said in a video message on the 73rd anniversary of the valley's occupation by Indian forces in 1947.

President Arif Alvi also issued a statement to show solidarity with the Kashmiri people.

"In August 2019, India moved to alter the disputed status of occupied Jammu and Kashmir and change its demographic structure. The illegal and unilateral Indian actions have been rejected by the Kashmiri people, by Pakistan, and by the international community for violating international laws, UNSC resolutions, and India's own commitments made bilaterally to Pakistan and the people of Kashmir."