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Islamabad asserts control over local agencies and political structures in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.

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Islamabad asserts control over local agencies and political structures in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.

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  1. Islamabad blocked medicine supply to the region of Kashmir.Sub-event
  2. Election clashes and institutional erosion reported in Kashmir.1 source
  3. Fertilizer distribution in the region is being managed according to specific regional requirements.Sub-event
  4. Security concerns in the region have led to the postponement of elections and ongoing monitoring of internet access.Sub-event
  5. Allegations of Indian state involvement in protests in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.1 source
  6. Nawaz Sharif, who is involved in the administration of Pakistan-administered Kashmir, has backed candidates in the ongoing elections.Sub-event
  7. Pakistan's control over Kashmir is characterized by militarized denial of self-determination.1 source
  8. Islamabad asserts 'hard state' control over PoJK, leading to reports of poll boycotts.1 source
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  1. Local leadership rejects central government's validation amid protests; Defence Minister defends lethal crackdown.1 source
  2. Protests against central government's influence on local affairs in Kashmir, specifically concerning the influence of Indian Kashmiri refugees.Sub-event
  3. Security operations deployed from Pakistan, involving protests and passenger transport connecting districts, started on July 1st.Sub-event
  4. Ishaq Dar held a meeting at President House in Islamabad to discuss the current situation in Azad Jammu and Kashmir.Sub-event
  5. Islamabad establishes administrative and political control over PaJK.1 source

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