US EditionViolent protests end as peace agreement reached in Pakistan-administered Kashmir
The 25-point pact includes PKR 10 billion for electricity upgrades, compensation for victims, and administrative reforms after five days of protests left 12 dead and hundreds injured.
- Pakistani authorities reached a peace agreement on October 4, 2025, with a civil rights alliance, ending protests that led to at least 10 deaths in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.
- The regional government, led by Prime Minister Chaudhry Anwarul Haq, agreed to fulfill over three dozen demands, including subsidizing wheat and electricity.
- Protest leaders expressed gratitude for the agreement, confirming they are satisfied and that protests have ended.
- Federal Minister Tariq Fazal Chaudhry announced the agreement, saying the protesters had dispersed and emphasized the commitment to public welfare.
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Pakistan budges down to protesters after deadly unrest in PoK, signs 25-point charter to end violence
Following days of protests that left 12 people dead in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, the Shehbaz Sharif government on Saturday budged down and signed an agreement with the protesters, aiming to end the violence in the PoK. The announcement was made by Pakistan's Parliamentary Affairs Tariq Fazal Chaudhry, who said the two sides have reached an agreement. "Negotiating delegation has signed the final agreement with the Action Committee.... The prote…
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Violent protests end as peace agreement reached in Pakistan-administered Kashmir
Pakistani authorities have reached a peace agreement with a civil rights alliance, ending days of violent protests in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.
Pak blinks as it signs deal with POK protesters, calls it victory of peace
After several days of violent protests in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir, the Pakistani government wilted under pressure and signed a 25-point agreement with the protesters. The deal includes compensation, reforms and infrastructure commitments.
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