Kashmir solidarity day observed for the first time in?
Correct answer: A. 5 February 1990
- A. 5 February 1990
- B. 5 February 1988
- C. 5 February 1971
- D. 5 February 1965
Explanation
Kashmir Solidarity Day was first observed on 5 February 1990. The day was introduced to demonstrate Pakistan’s political and public support for the Kashmir cause.
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