🚨🚨🚨 اپنی عوام پہ سیدھی گولیاں چلانے والے یہ وہی ہیں جو سقوط ڈھاکہ کے ذمہ دار ہیں جو ظلم بنگالیوں کیساتھ کیا اب کشمیر میں ہو رہا ہے
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#PAKWatch🇵🇰: Today, TENS OF THOUSANDS took to the streets of Kashmir to protest the CORRUPT PAK GOV'T.
SINCE JUNE, PAKISTANI AUTHORITIES HAVE KILLED OVER 45 PEOPLE IN KASHMIR.
FREE IMRAN KHAN.
Heartbreaking and deeply alarming news is emerging from Azad Kashmir. Instead of protecting the people 🚨
which is the fundamental duty of the state and its institutions—bullets are being fired at unarmed citizens and peaceful protesters. This is extremely tragic and utterly unacceptable.
Whenever the people of any region stand up for their basic rights, against inflation, or against injustice, instead of listening to their grievances, there is an attempt to silence them through force and violence. Using force against our own citizens is not only a state injustice, but it also deepens the dangerous rift and hostility between the public and state institutions.
Our stance—and that of Imran Khan—has always been clear:
The duty of the state is to provide protection, respect, and dignity to its citizens, not to suppress their voice through force.
Violence against unarmed citizens is unacceptable under any circumstances and can never be a solution to any problem.
Such actions will only heighten public anger and sow seeds of division, chaos, and hatred across the country and the region.
We demand that the authorities and administration immediately stop the use of force and violence. The demands and rights of the people must be recognized, and issues should be resolved through meaningful dialogue.
If this use of force against our own citizens does not stop immediately, the flames of hatred will spread further—and the full responsibility for this will lie entirely with the current rulers and state institutions.
#Kashmir #StandWithKashmir #StopViolence #RightsForPeople
Reports indicate that up to 20 people have allegedly been shot by Pakistani security forces in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.
Peaceful protesters in Rawalakot, who were reportedly demonstrating for basic rights, are said to have come under fire.
On the other side Pakistani politicians illegally are rigging elections in the disputed territory.
These claims have raised serious concerns about human rights, governance, and the treatment of local residents.
Calls are growing for an independent international investigation and for international observers to monitor the situation to ensure transparency, accountability, and the protection of civilians.
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