- 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.
Security concerns in the region have led to the postponement of elections and ongoing monitoring of internet access.
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What happened
Security concerns in the region have led to the postponement of elections and ongoing monitoring of internet access.
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Islamabad asserts control over local agencies and political structures in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.Also in this story
- Islamabad blocked medicine supply to the region of Kashmir.
- 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.
- Ishaq Dar held a meeting at President House in Islamabad to discuss the current situation in Azad Jammu and Kashmir.
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- Government authorities are restricting international media coverage regarding the ongoing unrest and election fraud in PoK.
- A security meeting involving Jammu and Kashmir reviews the border protection grid.
- India asserted the integral status of Kashmir and rebutted cross-border aggression originating from Islamabad.