27/10/2025
27th October – Black Day in Pakistan
Every year on 27th October, Pakistan observes Black Day to condemn the illegal occupation of Jammu and Kashmir by Indian forces in 1947. This day reminds the entire nation of the pain, injustice, and continuous struggle of the Kashmiri people who have been suffering under oppression for decades.
Across the country, people express their solidarity with the people of Kashmir through rallies, speeches, and awareness programs. Black flags are hoisted on public buildings to symbolize grief and protest against the occupation. The main purpose of observing this day is to highlight the violation of human rights in Indian-occupied Kashmir and to demand the right of self-determination for Kashmiris as promised by the United Nations.
This important day was also observed in Government High School No.1 Rajjar, Charsadda, where students and teachers participated actively. Special speeches, banners, and activities were organized to express love and support for the Kashmiri brothers and sisters. The event was graced by the presence of ADEO Fazal Ameen Bacha as the chief guest.
At the end of the program, ADEO Fazal Ameen Bacha addressed the students and delivered an inspiring message about the significance of 27th October – Black Day. He reminded the students of their duty to remain aware of national and humanitarian issues and to always stand for truth, justice, and freedom.
The 27th of October remains a strong symbol of resistance, unity, and hope, reminding us that Pakistan will continue to support the people of Kashmir until they achieve their rightful freedom and independence.
