Filed through his counsel A K Dogar, Saeed in his petition said the PML-N government is practically doing nothing to take up the matter of Indian 'atrocities' in Kashmir at different international forums except issuing statements.
He said the Indian claim to Kashmir is based on 'very controversial and forced accession' to India made by Maharaja Hari Singh on October 26, 1947 when he was fleeing from his capital Srinagar.
He said accession of Jammu and Kashmir by both India and Pakistan should be decided through the democratic method of free and impartial plebiscite to promote international peace and security.
Besides the government should press upon the UN Security Council to fix a fresh date for holding plebiscite in Kashmir.
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