Pakistani Kashmir orders stockpiling of food as India tensions flare
- On May 2, Chaudhry Anwar ul Haq, the head of government in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir, urged people living near the Line of Control to stock up on food supplies amid escalating tensions between India and Pakistan.
- The call follows a deadly April 22 shooting at Pahalgam in Indian Kashmir, which India blames Pakistan for backing, while Islamabad denies involvement.
- Two nuclear-armed neighbors have exchanged gunfire along the contested Line of Control for eight consecutive nights, leading to closed crossings and expulsions.
- Chaudhry Anwar ul Haq declared a special fund of one billion rupees to provide food, medicine, and essential supplies to thirteen electoral areas near the Line of Control.
- Protests in Muzaffarabad expressed solidarity with Pakistan’s military, with organizers warning of firm responses to any Indian misadventure amid fears of escalation.
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