Pakistan: Kashmiri refugees slam India's Kashmir move at Muzaffarabad rally

M/S Woman protester kicking picture of Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, Muzaffarabad
M/S Protesters marching
W/S Protesters marching carrying banners and signs
M/S Protesters chanting
M/S Protesters with Modi poster
M/S Burning effigy and flag
C/U Burning effigy and flag
SOT, Sumaira, Student at Refugee camp school (Urdu): "What does Modi think, that we will not do anything? We will burn him alive like we did with his poster now, we will burn him. He must not assume that we will not raise our voice for our brothers [in Kashmir]. We have to do all we can."
C/U Effigy burning
M/S Protesters chanting
SOT, Bushra Bibi, Protester (Gojri): "We will snatch freedom from the 'Dog Modi', we will defeat him [in Kashmir]. Modi dog, shame, shame, Modi dog, shame, shame, Modi dog, shame, shame."
M/S Protesters chanting as effigy burns
M/S Children protesting
SOT, Shabnam, Student at Refugee camp school (Urdu): "We are with them [Kashmiris across border] until we die, each drop of our blood will be sacrified for them, our lives will be sacrified for them, we will sacrify our mother, father, brother and sister but will get freedom for them."
C/U Poster of Modi
M/S Protesters chanting
M/S Refugee students in protest
SOT, Ibrar Farooq, Student at Refugee camp school (Urdu): "Modi must not think that by revoking article 370 he will make it [Kashmir] his property. We will fight, fight and fight till the end."
M/S Protesters chanting "Freedom" in Urdu
M/S Protesters
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Hundreds of Kashmiri refugees living in the capital of Pakistan-administered Kashmir, Muzaffarabad, rallied on Tuesday demanding India to end Kashmir's lockdown.
Footage shows hundreds of protesters marching, chanting anti-Indian slogans and carrying an effigy of India's Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, which is later burnt alongside an Indian flag.
"What does Modi think, that we will not do anything? We will burn him alive like we did with his poster now, we will burn him. He must not assume that we will not raise our voice for our brothers [in Kashmir]. We have to do all we can", said Sumaira, a student refugee.
"Modi must not think that by revoking article 370 he will make it his property. We will fight, fight and fight till the end" added Ibrar Farooq, another student refugee.
Indian-administered Kashmir has been on lockdown since the Indian government revoked article 370 stripping the region of its autonomous status, imposing a curfew and shutting down all communications, which has led to Pakistan cutting off diplomatic and economic ties with India.