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  1. Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam organizes protests in Pakistan, criticizing the government's handling of the situation in PoK.

Pakistan projects the Kashmir issue as a foreign policy pillar while Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam intensifies rhetoric and political support for Kashmir freedom.

5 reports, 4 independent Updated Aug 7
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Pakistan projects the Kashmir issue as a foreign policy pillar while Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam intensifies rhetoric and political support for Kashmir freedom.

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  1. High-level Pakistani politicians and the UNSC reinforce Pakistan's stance on the Kashmir dispute.1 source
  2. Pakistan addressed its stance on the Kashmir dispute, with Vice Chancellor Anis Ahmad discussing India's policies.Sub-event
  3. JUI leader challenged the military role and sacrifice of the Pakistan Army.1 source
  4. Chants focusing on the actions of the Pakistani military are being heard in the context of ongoing political tensions surrounding Kashmir.Sub-event
  5. Pakistan plans parliamentary outreach to the EU/UK on Kashmir, while India insists on bilateral resolution.1 source
  6. Pakistan elevates Kashmir to a foreign policy pillar as JUI intensifies rhetoric and political support.1 source

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