PoK

Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, the Kashmir chief cleric, expresses deep concern over ongoing unrest and casualties in Rawalakot across the Line of Control. He demands an investigation into the killings in PoK and advocates for engagement.

India has called for international scrutiny of Pakistan's actions in PoK, where protests are ongoing due to high living costs, administrative neglect, political discrimination, and minority rights violations.

Tensions persist in PoK as clashes occur between security forces and JAAC activists during elections. India criticizes the elections as a cover for Pakistan's illegal occupation and human rights abuses in the region.

Sharif’s PML-N won 9 out of 13 seats in the first phase of PoK polls amid allegations of rigging. A PPP worker was killed and two others injured in a violent clash on polling day.

One person was killed and several injured during violent clashes in the PoK polls. The elections, originally scheduled for July 27, are being held in three phases from July 27 to August 10.

Rajnath Singh stated there will be no talks with Pakistan except on PoK during Kargil Vijay Diwas. He highlighted Operation Sindoor as a demonstration of India’s resolve and accused Pakistan of seeking new infiltration methods.

Protests occurred in Jammu against the killing of civilians in PoK. BJP activists led by Surinder Singh Gilli gathered at the Jammu Press Club.

Mirwaiz expresses concern over deadly violence in PoK and urges authorities to resolve the issue peacefully through dialogue. The Mirwaiz criticizes the escalation into violence, arbitrary arrests, and loss of life.

India urged the global community to hold Pakistan accountable after violence in PoK. India accused Pakistan of spreading fake news and videos to cover up its human rights abuses, according to MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal.