- The crisis in PoJK (Kashmir) demands action from the Indian government, requiring the cabinet to meet and the matter to be brought before PM Narendra Modi.
- Military presence in the region amid security restrictions in Kashmir.
- Farooq Abdullah denounces Pakistan Army actions in POK and demands a UN probe into atrocities.
Allegations that the Pakistani administration is responsible for violence in PoJK.
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Allegations that the Pakistani administration is responsible for violence in PoJK.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- An accused person linked to Pakistani handlers was found to be based in Kathua.Sub-event
- On June 29, 2026, Reza Ansari made statements blaming Pakistan-backed elements for recent acts of violence.Sub-event
Allegations of violence in PoJK linked to the Pakistani administration.1 source
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- Pakistan Army conducts a crackdown in PoJK, provoking human rights protests and leading to UN appeals for accountability.
- Shabir Choudhary released an attack video on YouTube. The context links this to PoJK/Kashmir and the influence of Pakistan's establishment.
- Unrest in PoJK is attributed to Pakistan, and India has expressed concern regarding the situation in Kashmir.