UN General Assembly
1967

127. We have repeatedly urged the Government of India not to take any action which, instead of easing the dispute, would aggravate it. To our dismay India continues to take one step after another to consolidate its occupation of the State and to exacerbate the feelings of the Kashmiri people and the people of Pakistan. 128. India's measures to annex the State and intensify the repression of the people have been brought to the attention of the Security Council from time to time. Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah and other acknowledged leaders of the Kashmir people — Mirza Afzal Beg and Moulvi Farooq — continue to be robbed of their freedom. Tension in the State is mounting. The demand for the exercise of the right of self-determination is becoming more insistent every day. Even a few days ago police firings on peaceful demonstrators in Srinagar resulted in several deaths. According to a report published today in the Washington Post, six newspapers have been banned in Indian-occupied Kashmir.