JAAC Accuses Pakistani Forces of Attacking Civilians in PoJK’s Bagh
The Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) has accused Pakistani security forces of opening fire on unarmed civilians in the Bagh district of Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK). The group shared these allegations on social media and posted videos that it said showed the situation on the ground.
According to JAAC, the firing took place during protests in the Bagh district. The group claimed that several civilians were injured after security forces used force against people taking part in the demonstrations. However, these claims have not been independently verified.
JAAC also alleged that Pakistani security personnel set fire to motorcycles belonging to local residents in the Makri area of Muzaffarabad district. The group said the vehicles were damaged during the operation, adding to the fear and anger among local people.
Reports suggest that the situation in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir has become more tense in recent days. Protests have continued in different areas, with demonstrators raising various demands and expressing their dissatisfaction with the authorities.
According to the claims made by JAAC, more than 50 people have been killed and hundreds have been injured during the recent unrest. These figures have not been independently confirmed, and official authorities have not verified the reported casualty numbers.
The latest incidents have increased concerns about the security situation in the region. Human rights groups and observers have often called for restraint, protection of civilians, and peaceful solutions whenever violence breaks out.
As tensions continue, many people are hoping for calm and for all sides to avoid further violence. The situation remains closely watched as more information becomes available.
