What began as protests over rising electricity tariffs, wheat prices, and governance failures has evolved into a broader challenge to Pakistan’s administrative model in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) and Gilgit-Baltistan, exposing a reality that Islamabad has long sought to bury. What it tried to conceal behind a false façade were deep political dissatisfaction, economic grievances, and.
As residents of Pakistanoccupied Kashmir (PoK) continue to grapple with rising prices of essential commodities, grievances over political representation are expected to remain a potent rallying point for public dissent. Despite its recent designation as a terrorist organisation, the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC), and similar groups are likely to continue seeking ways to challenge.
The protests and the subsequent atrocities being committed do not seem to have died down in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), and although the authorities have made an offer for talks, the Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) has not accepted it as they feel it is a futile exercise.
Islamabad/Rawalpindi: The termination of more than 200 employees by a newly appointed security company for the Metro Bus Service operating between Rawalpindi and Islamabad sparked protests on Monday morning, resulting in the suspension of bus operations for nearly two hours, according to a report by Dawn. Workers protest over sudden dismissals and unpaid salaries Employees.
Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan have sharply escalated after Islamabad claimed it launched retaliatory strikes following alleged cross-border attacks from Afghan territory. Pakistan’s defence minister has described the situation as an “open war,” marking one of the most serious flare-ups between the two neighbours in recent years. The fighting along the Durand Line has drawn.
Investigators have identified the suspect behind the Islamabad Imambargah suicide bombing as a Peshawar resident who allegedly trained in Afghanistan. ISKP links are being probed.
Islamabad: Over 15 people were killed and more than 80 injured after a powerful explosion rocked an imambargah in Islamabad’s Tarlai area during Friday prayers, triggering massive panic in the Pakistani capital local media reported. “The death toll from the explosion in the federal capital has risen to 15, according to a spokesperson for the.
Kabul: Freelance Afghan journalist Ubaidullah Ahmadi has been detained by police in Pakistan’s Islamabad, sparking concerns regarding the safety of exiled reporters facing possible forced deportation, local media reported. Reason for Detention Remains Unclear The reason behind Ahmadi’s arrest remains unclear, and Pakistani police have not yet issued any official statement regarding the detention. His detention.
