London, (Shahzad Ali) – In a heartfelt statement, Haji Chaudhry Muhammad Qurban, Coordinator of the Kashmir Solidarity Campaign Luton and Chairman of the Mirpur International Airport Movement UK & Europe, has voiced his profound empathy for the victims of the recent devastating floods in Pakistan and Azad Jammu & Kashmir. He described the situation as “a humanitarian crisis of unimaginable scale” and earnestly called upon both the diaspora and the British Government to provide urgent assistance to those in desperate need.nt to provide both immediate relief and long-term recovery assistance to the affected regions of Pakistan and Azad Kashmir.

Widespread Devastation Across Pakistan and Azad Kashmir
Haji Chaudhry Muhammad Qurban brought attention to the immense suffering caused by the torrential rains and flooding, emphasizing that thousands of families have lost their homes and livelihoods. Countless lives have been tragically lost, and many survivors are now faced with the heart-wrenching challenge of finding food, shelter, and medical care. The destruction of farmland and essential infrastructure has left communities grappling with an uncertain future.

A Plea for International Support
Recognizing the valiant efforts of the governments of Pakistan and Azad Kashmir, he emphasized that the scale of this disaster has far exceeded the capacity of local resources. He appealed to the international community, particularly the United Kingdom, to extend immediate relief and support for long-term rehabilitation efforts.

“Britain Has a Humanitarian Responsibility”
With deep compassion, Haji Chaudhry Muhammad Qurban remarked on the close bonds between Pakistan and Britain, stating: “A vast majority of Pakistanis and Kashmiris call the UK home, enriching its economy, culture, and society. In this moment of profound suffering, the UK carries both a moral and humanitarian responsibility to stand with the people of Pakistan and Azad Kashmir.”

Emergency Relief and Climate Responsibility
He urgently called on the British Government to announce an emergency relief package that includes food supplies, medicines, tents, clean water, and essential items for affected communities. Highlighting the devastating impact of climate change, he noted that Pakistan and Azad Kashmir find themselves “on the frontline of a crisis exacerbated by global emissions,” and deserve prompt and significant international support.

Uniting the Diaspora for Relief
Haji Chaudhry Muhammad Qurban also reached out to the overseas Pakistani and Kashmiri community in the UK, encouraging unity in raising funds and mobilizing charitable efforts to support those in need. “This is not the time for political differences or division—it’s a moment for compassion and collective action. Our brothers and sisters are waiting under the open sky for help; their prayers for assistance are a call to us all,” he emphasized.

Commitment to Ongoing Support
In closing, Haji Chaudhry Muhammad Qurban reaffirmed that the Kashmir Solidarity Campaign Luton will steadfastly continue its efforts for the flood victims until they are fully supported and rehabilitated. He reiterated his urgent plea for the UK Government to provide both immediate relief and long-term recovery assistance to the affected regions of Pakistan and Azad Kashmir.