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AJK outlaws JAAC following protest call
The ban follows a protest call and a security push that includes 14,000 requested reinforcements and travel restrictions for visitors.
- The Azad Jammu and Kashmir government proscribed the Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee on Friday under anti-terrorism laws, effectively banning all associated nomenclatures ahead of the group's planned June 9 protest.
- Following the ban, AJK Inspector General of Police Captain Liaquat Malik requested 14,000 additional law-enforcement personnel to maintain order during the planned protest, with deployment mandated for 15 days starting June 7.
- Authorities claim the committee's demand to abolish 12 seats reserved for refugees in the AJK Legislative Assembly threatens democratic processes; officials noted 35 of 38 committee demands were already addressed through established constitutional forums.
- The AJK government issued a travel advisory urging visitors to leave the region by Saturday evening, with the advisory remaining in force through June 20 to avoid inconvenience during the protest period.
- Nomination filings for the July 27 general elections begin on June 9, coinciding with the planned protest; officials urged citizens to rely on democratic processes rather than street agitation to address constitutional matters.
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AJK outlaws JAAC following protest call
The Azad Jammu and Kashmir (AJK) government on Friday proscribed the Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (JK-JAAC) under anti-terrorism laws, as the state administration moved to tighten security ahead of a planned protest call on June 9. The AJK Home Department issued a formal notification placing the JK-JAAC under the First Schedule of the Azad Jammu and Kashmir Anti-Terrorism Act, 2014, effectively banning its operations along with all…
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AJK govt declares JAAC banned outfit under anti-terrorism law
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