Poonch Quds Day: Thousands of people gathered in Poonch for the 2026 Quds Day rally, organised by Anjuman-e-Jafria, to show unwavering solidarity with the oppressed Palestinians. The demonstration also commemorated the martyrdom of Ayatollah Khamenei, reflecting the community’s commitment to justice and unity across the world.
POONCH MIRROR NEWS DESK MARCH 14,2026
Thousands of people participated in a rally organised by the Anjuman-e-Jafria in connection with the observance of International Quds Day in Poonch on Friday, expressing solidarity with oppressed communities and particularly with the people of Palestine.
The rally began from the Imam Bargah in the town and proceeded through the main streets before culminating at Milad Chowk Parade Ground, where a protest gathering was held. Participants carried placards and banners highlighting the significance of Quds Day, raising slogans in support of Palestine and commemorating the martyrdom of Ayatollah Khamenei.
Speakers at the gathering emphasised that Muslims have a moral and religious responsibility to stand against oppression anywhere in the world. They underlined that remaining silent in the face of injustice is unacceptable, and that the teachings of Islam and guidance from the Imams encourage believers to support the oppressed, regardless of their location.
Addressing the crowd, Jaleel Ghazi said that this year’s Quds Day rally saw particularly large participation, reflecting an increased sense of unity across communities. He noted that members from various sects joined the rally, underlining that the movement represents a collective commitment to truth, justice, and support for oppressed peoples worldwide.
Demonstrators also expressed strong condemnation of the actions of the United States and Israel in relation to Palestine. Slogans and prayers were raised asking for divine justice against oppressors, with participants highlighting the significance of standing by the oppressed, inspired by the example of figures like Ayatollah Khamenei.
The rally concluded peacefully at the Parade Ground after the participants dispersed following speeches and prayers.
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