The government has officially announced February 5 as a public holiday for Kashmir Day 2026. All public and private offices will remain closed to observe the day. A one-minute silence will be held at 10:00 am to honor the brave Kashmiri martyrs.
The Sindh government has also issued its own notification, confirming that provincial offices, local councils, autonomous and semi-autonomous bodies, and corporations under its control will remain closed. Essential services, however, will continue to operate as usual.
Authorities emphasized that the one-minute silence at 10:00 am must be strictly observed across the country. This symbolic gesture is meant to show Pakistan’s solidarity with the Kashmiri people and their ongoing struggle.
Kashmir Day 2026 serves as a reminder of Pakistan’s unwavering support for Kashmiris. The day highlights the right of Kashmiris to self-determination and commemorates their sacrifices. Various public events, seminars, and programs will be held nationwide to mark the occasion.
Citizens are encouraged to participate in official ceremonies and community activities, reflecting unity and national support for the Kashmiri cause. Media channels will also broadcast special coverage, ensuring the day reaches all parts of the country.
Schools, universities, and community centers will organize educational and awareness programs. These initiatives aim to inform younger generations about the significance of Kashmir Day 2026 and Pakistan’s commitment to the Kashmiri people.
Public gatherings, rallies, and cultural events will take place, combining remembrance with messages of hope and resilience. Observances across Pakistan reaffirm the nation’s dedication to supporting Kashmiris politically, socially, and morally.
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The official notifications and nationwide observances make Kashmir Day 2026 a significant day in Pakistan’s calendar. Citizens are urged to respect the closures and participate actively in commemorating the day with respect and dignity.
