Tensions have intensified in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) following reports of violent clashes between Pakistani Rangers and protesters demanding their rights. According to the report, Rangers allegedly opened fire at close range on unarmed demonstrators near Chenab Chowk in Rawalakot, resulting in the reported deaths of four to five civilians, with fears that the toll could rise. Despite the violence, large groups of protesters continue marching from Rawalakot toward Muzaffarabad, showing no signs of backing down. The report also highlights alleged CCTV footage from Mirpur, which purportedly shows Pakistani Rangers entering shops and looting property, while local police are accused of assisting them. These claims have further fueled public anger across the region. Protesters reportedly remain undeterred despite continued firing by security forces and are pressing ahead with their demonstrations. The report portrays the situation as one of growing unrest and escalating confrontation in PoK, with demands for rights and accountability continuing to drive large-scale public protests despite the reported use of force by Pakistani authorities.
PoK Unrest: Violence Escalates in PoK as Protesters Face Gunfire, March Towards Muzaffarabad Continues
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