Protests in Pakistan-administered Kashmir (PoK) have entered their 36th day, with Rawalakot remaining the main center of demonstrations. According to the report, more than 60,000 people gathered at a rally there, including women and children, despite reported warnings from the Pakistani authorities against their participation. Protesters allegedly raised slogans against the Pakistani government and military while demanding that their concerns be addressed. The report states that demonstrations are also continuing in other parts of PoK. It further claims that protesters have presented the Pakistani government with a list of 38 demands and that the deadline for meeting those demands expires today. According to the report, organizers have warned that if the demands are not accepted, demonstrators from Rawalakot and other areas will march toward Muzaffarabad, the administrative capital of Pakistan-administered Kashmir, where they plan to intensify their movement. The claims in the report have not been independently verified, and the scale of the protests and the stated demands could not be confirmed through independent sources at the time of reporting.
Breaking News: Protests in Pakistan-Administered Kashmir Enter 36th Day
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