The harmony of Azad Jammu and Kashmir faces a challenge as the Public Action Committee persists with its call for protests. This comes despite the govt's acceptance of demands and the announcement of a historic relief package totaling 23 billion rupees.
The recent unrest, marked by violence resulting in property damage, injuries to police personnel, and the tragic loss of Inspector Adnan Farooq Qureshi. This has stirred debate over the legitimacy of continued protests in a region that has historically upheld peaceful demonstrations for its demands.
The outcry against the repeated protests echoes from various quarters, with concerns raised by daily laborers who fear for their livelihoods amidst the disruptions. They emphasize the detrimental impact on tourism, a vital source of income for the local populace, which could suffer greatly if peace is not maintained.
Highlighting the sentiment of the Kashmiri people, there is a resounding rejection of disruptive elements disguising their actions as legitimate protests. The call for sustained peace in the region resonates strongly among the populace, who view the persistent protests as a threat to their way of life and economic stability.
As the debate intensifies, the focus shifts to the need for responsible and constructive dialogue to address grievances while safeguarding the peace and prosperity of Kashmir.
The zealous and peace-loving residents of the region are urged to unite against those who seek to disrupt the tranquility under the guise of protest, underscoring the importance of maintaining the harmony and stability of Azad Kashmir.
