- The PPP, a political party in Pakistan, is involved in discussions regarding the political status of Gilgit-Baltistan and Kashmir in the Pakistani parliament.
- Islamabad asserts control over local agencies and political structures in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.
Islamabad blocked medicine supply to the region of Kashmir.
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Updated Aug 31
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What happened
Islamabad blocked medicine supply to the region of Kashmir.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutKeep exploring
Part of
Islamabad asserts control over local agencies and political structures in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.Also in this story
- Security concerns in the region have led to the postponement of elections and ongoing monitoring of internet access.
- Nawaz Sharif, who is involved in the administration of Pakistan-administered Kashmir, has backed candidates in the ongoing elections.
- Protests against central government's influence on local affairs in Kashmir, specifically concerning the influence of Indian Kashmiri refugees.
- Security operations deployed from Pakistan, involving protests and passenger transport connecting districts, started on July 1st.
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Related events
- Procurement of medical supplies underway by Army Medical Corps in disputed territory.
- Supply chains into major cities including Islamabad and Rawalpindi are facing suspensions due to failures in various points along the route.
- The Pakistan Army is organizing medical camps in the Kashmir region.
- Sharif ordered the removal of the Health Secretary in Islamabad.
- A minister spoke to Geo News regarding the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences in Islamabad.