Kashmir Martyrs' Day(Pakistan)
Kashmir Martyrs’ Day on July 13 honors those who sacrificed their lives in a 1931 uprising against oppressive rule in the region.
On July 13, 1931, a mass protest in Srinagar led to the death of 22 Kashmiris resisting autocratic rule by the Maharaja. The day is observed with solemn gatherings, candlelight vigils, and recitation of patriotic poems. Monuments and martyrs’ graves become focal points for tributes and floral offerings. Educational institutions hold seminars on the historical struggle for civil rights and justice. Families recount personal stories of ancestors involved in the movement, preserving collective memory. The commemoration reinforces ongoing aspirations for dignity, freedom, and peaceful progress in the region. Kashmir Martyrs’ Day remains a poignant reminder of resilience and the quest for self-determination.
Kashmir Martyrs' Day
Pakistan