India expects international community to hold Pakistan accountable for 'egregious abuses' in PoJK
- On Tuesday, India sharply criticized Pakistan over unrest in PoJK, describing the protests as a "direct consequence" of Islamabad's "decades-long systemic exploitation, denial of fundamental rights, and administrative oppression" in the region.
- Massive protests have roiled PoJK for 35 days over inflated living costs and administrative apathy; demonstrators openly debunked Pakistan's long-standing narrative of "Kashmir's liberation," calling it a "Churan" that will no longer find buyers.
- Pakistani security forces launched a violent crackdown in Rawalakot, where clashes near the New Bus Terminal resulted in six civilian deaths after authorities allegedly used "excessive police brutality" against "unarmed women and children."
- Resentment against pro-Pakistan political parties intensified ahead of regional elections as protesters stopped Pakistan Peoples Party convoys in Kotli, with one vehicle set on fire on Saturday night.
- External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal demanded the international community hold Pakistan "fully accountable" for "egregious abuses and misdeeds." Sardar Javed Iqbal, a prominent member of the Awami Action Committee, stated residents have rejected the state's 78-year-old liberation rhetoric.
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India Seeks Global Accountability for Pakistan Over PoJK Rights Violations
External Affairs Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said at a media briefing that New Delhi expects the international community to hold Pakistan \"fully accountable\" for the \"egregious abuses and misdeeds\" in PoJK.
Protests in PoJK result of decades-old systemic exploitation, international community should hold Pakistan accountable: MEA
India on Tuesday said that the protests in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir are a consequence of Pakistan's systemic exploitation, denial of fundamental rights and administrative operation in the area.
PoJK Protests Turn Deadly: 6 More Civilians Killed as Pakistani Forces Open Fire in Rawalakot | 🌎 LatestLY
Six more civilians have been killed after Pakistani security forces opened fire during clashes in Rawalakot amid rising anti-government protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashimir, several reports indicated on Tuesday. Clashes erupted near Rawalakot's New Bus Terminal after Pakistan security personnel launched a crackdown on civilians. 🌎 PoJK Protests Turn Deadly: 6 More Civilians Killed as Pakistani Forces Open Fire in Rawalakot.
'International Community Must Hold Pakistan Accountable': India Slams Crackdown on PoK Protesters
India has condemned Pakistan's crackdown on protesters in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir, urging the international community to hold Islamabad accountable for alleged human rights abuses, excessive force, internet blackouts and the worsening humanitarian situation in PoK.
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