On Egypt’s Independence Day, Kashmiri hackers protested by hacking the website of the Indian Embassy there.
According to reports, website hacking by Kashmir Freedom Fighters was a protest.
The Pakistani flag was added by the hackers to the website.
“We are hackers from IoK, we love Pakistan, we do not forgive, we do not forget, anticipate us,” they stated on the website.
Since the partition, India has killed tens of thousands of people in occupied Jammu and Kashmir, sometimes known as an open-air jail, and is still imprisoning a number of others on false accusations.
The unique status of Kashmir under Article 370 was withdrawn by the Narendra Modi-led government on August 5, 2019, which led to periodic valley-wide shutdowns and worsened conditions for Kashmiris.
Since both India and Pakistan gained independence from Britain in 1947, Kashmir has been the “Apple of Discord” between the two nations. It has grown into one of history’s longest-running conflicts that haven’t been settled yet. The Indian subcontinent was divided on the basis of religion.
The conflict began as a disagreement over the previous princely state of Jammu and Kashmir in 1947, but it quickly grew into three wars between India and Pakistan as well as additional violent clashes. China has also had a third-party involvement in the crisis.
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