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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.

Steady: 1 in the last 7 days Updated yesterday

The latest in this situation

  1. Directives expanded to include road network construction and AI/IT integration alongside school projects.
  2. A Mumbai delegation is studying the rail network infrastructure in Jammu & Kashmir.
  3. An area in Sopore, located in the Baramulla district, which is the site of the 2001 attack, has been mentioned for shed construction.
  4. Police action taken in Baramulla district.

How it started

2 reports, 2 independent, last reported Jun 16. The briefing below covers this first event.

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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.

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How it developed

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  1. Cabinet deferred ordinance consideration regarding the ongoing situation in Kashmir.Sub-event
  2. India's Ministry of External Affairs has raised concerns regarding the violence in PoJK, prompting calls for a review of the J&K occupation and assessment of the Afghanistan-Pakistan conflict.Sub-event
  3. Authorities in the region conducted a violent crackdown and criticized the internet shutdown in PoK.Sub-event
  4. Protest leaders seek trade routes with India while Pakistan blocks economic engagement with India over disputed territory.Sub-event
  5. Military presence in the region amid security restrictions in Kashmir.Sub-event
  6. Crisis in PoJK demands Indian government action and cabinet discussion.1 source

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